Learning, Sharing, and Harmonizing with Communities are Central to the Success of Applied Digital’s Facilities

 

Nick Phillips, the EVP of Hosting Operations and Public Affairs at Applied Digital emphasizes the importance of learning and understanding the unique needs and resources of each community they engage with and build their facilities. Their approach is to identify what the community can offer and what they can contribute in return. This process is crucial because every community is different, requiring a tailored approach to ensure mutual benefits.

Nick stresses the significance of compatibility between their facilities and the neighboring community. Ensuring that their establishments harmonize with the local environment and residents is a key priority. This thoughtful and adaptive approach highlights their commitment to fostering positive, cooperative relationships with each community they enter.

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