Bryan Cantrill

There are a bunch of things we can go do constructively with the cash.

There are, but there are also things that we constructively can do with the Series B cash.

So among the things are, again, we are not going to completely flip into outsourcing procurement.

We are definitely still taking on some first-party risk and also assurance that we're going to have

the materials to be able to build larger and larger projects for our customers for years to come.

And so it gives us a little more flexibility to invest into that.

We also are expanding manufacturing operations more and more and more.

So that means more dedicated lines for oxide computers kind of being manufactured.

It means more test equipment kind of broadly.

We are- It means potentially more manufacturing sites.

More manufacturing sites.

We're supporting customers that are going to be outside of the United States.

And it means that we are able to, again, grow the team at pace kind of in every conceivable dimension.

And that includes much broader support and warranty and field services coverage for our customers who don't just want

crates and crates of oxide racks to show up, but would love us to help as they are deploying them, integrating them, expanding in their own environments.

And so, you know, on the one hand, investors are like, well, we don't want to just put money, you know, transfer money from our bank account to yours.

That doesn't make sense.

There was a moment like, what are you going to use this new capital for?

Totally.

And, you know, again, it almost all aligns with making sure that we're staying ahead of our customers.