Davide Asnaghi

How important is that to capture?

Is there a way to start encoding that in these models?

Or should we be really thinking, you know, as a society about how to train up the next generation of this type of worker that historically has been really valuable and is retiring quickly?

Yeah.

Well, I was talking to the – I think this was last year.

I was talking to the CTO at Microsoft, and he was telling me that one time Microsoft employed a third of the electricians in the state of Georgia.

When they were building a big data center there, which is just wild.

What do you think, Davide?

Do we need more PCB manufacturer technicians?

I think that's a really, really important point.

It kind of brings me to my closing question for both of you, which is,

both of you are talking about how do we use, you know, AI in the physical world to like do more of something, whether it's build more, design and build more PCBs in the U.S., be able to, you know, pay for and construct and design and construct more kind of large scale industrial projects.

How do you guys think about the second order effects of that?

Like,

Maybe this gets to the mission statement of why you guys are working on what you're working on.

But maybe that's a good place to kind of leak to close the conversation.

Cool.

Well, this was really fun.

I'm glad both of you are working on your respective problems.

I'm glad you're in our portfolio because it's, you know, I'm leaving this conversation optimistic.