Corey Grant

And so far, you know, some customers have been buying forever and been like, I love my latitude or I love my precision.

It's all the same stuff.

It's just designed to make it a little easier to source what you need.

That's awesome.

I think, and I didn't listen to that, but I mean, I think it's right because the dot-com boom is kind of implying a bust.

And I don't think within AI and compute there'll ever be a bust.

I think there might be, you know, a slowdown.

But compute, I mean, if you think about, like, in your life, tell me one day that you did not use some sort of computing power.

Think about it.

Your microwave.

Okay, well, depending on which microwave you have, like, it also has a chip.

So does your car.

Like, all these things, like, and people just don't really know it or see it unless you, like, read or, like, you're exposed to it.

But there's computing and everything to the point where if there's a microburst, we are all in serious trouble.

Like, you know, at EMP, like, we're in serious trouble.

Everything would shut down.

Everything runs off some sort of chip, some sort of silicon.

You know, and when you're coming back to your original question, kind of in the cloud, right, is I...

and nothing wrong with the cloud.

Like, I mean, we, you know, work with AWS and Azure and all this kind of stuff, but focusing at local, here's kind of what I've seen the arc be, is at first when it, first off, I'm here to say,