Derek Leslie

and as you scale out you just add six drives in the front for storage and one one sled in the back and add it to your cluster so it's really really really simple from a hardware perspective on networking we've chosen to go with 25 gig and that that's a pretty interesting choice because a lot of people initially give us the feedback of hey we're just not there yet in our data center

What do you guys think of going straight for 25 gig?

Yeah, I agree.

And the little known fact about 25 gig that unless you really look into it, it's an SFP28 connector.

So what that means is that an SFP plus, so meaning your, reuse your word, bespoke infrastructure, when you're plugging in your existing 10 gig switch into our systems, it works.

But as soon as you upgrade to 100 gig or 25 gig, because there are 25 gig native switches coming out, there's a couple out already,

It just works.

So you don't have to.

We've given you essentially dual port.

It's 10 or 25.

So we think that'll be really good for the future of our customer's data center.

Like I said, as they're going towards the next generation data center, redesigning, deciding what should I go for?

Hey, we skipped 40 gig.

What's next?

What are we going to deploy in our infrastructure now?

We think that'll be a very popular choice with the customer base.

Your Bluetooth idea.

We killed your Bluetooth idea too, Gabe.

Sorry.

Pretty sweet.