Corey

And everything available in Azure, I assume, which is essentially their AWS, you know, is AWS, but different flavor.

I'm sure they'd love that.

I would also add to that real quick that, you know, that goes far beyond API usage as well.

You know, I think in the AI space, there's a tendency to refer to enterprise as API, refer to API use as like the extent of enterprise.

But I mean, there's also the, you know, there's that element as well as the element of what do we want to provide to our 2000 employees, I think.

Right.

Sorry, I just wanted to tack that on there before we got an answer.

You're going to be catching your competitors.

That's what you're going to be doing.

You know, something that could be problematic there is that one of the things we're really seeing in the AI space is that

What works best for one department doesn't for another.

Like, you know, what software engineers are using versus what a writer's using versus what a finance team is using.

Totally.

Operations team.

It's a really big deal.

And I think it points to that drive for, like, Microsoft's added a bunch of flexibility into Copilot.

Like, now you can use OpenAI models.

You can use Microsoft models.

You can use Anthropic models.

Google even.