Glenn Sizemore

That's all I want.

Yeah, I think today that thing is Docker.

It's another one of those great technology solves a really awesome problem.

The vast majority of the people throwing it on RFP don't actually know what it is.

I wouldn't worry about that, Jeffrey, because that is the FUD side of this industry.

You know, somebody out there crammed something that they're going to call NVMe in their product and convince their customer that they need to have it.

So now it's on the RFP.

And this is the bad part of this industry.

It's having to go out there and fight your competition over basic facts.

I think you're completely justified.

We had to bring in, what was it, like nine people last month, and we had a giant panel on NVMe because the amount of confusion that we're seeing in our customer base right now with just a combination of competing vendor strategies, you know, a couple of vendors trying to say that the sky is blue and a couple of vendors saying, no, it's really purple.

Purple is more important, and it's just fun.

It's just information we've got to work through.

But you're right.

At the end of the day, I thought Andy Grimes summarized it best.

Is there a difference?

Yes, there is.

Today, we put 12...

SAS disks behind a storage controller, and we absolutely saturate the controller.

We can't get anything else before it.