Glenn Sizemore

We can put NVMe drives in there, and now we can do the same thing with six.

But at the end of the day, you're getting the same amount.

And what we're building is already more than the vast majority of customers can even begin to consume.

We're already building systems that are well in advance of what our customers require.

We just don't need the iteration.

It's almost akin to the IPv4, IPv6 transition.

I'd call it hybrid blue.

Hybrid red.

Lots of money, man.

That's how.

Yeah.

It's the persistence tier.

I mean, in the modern world, it's funny how we got here.

But when you take a look at cloud architectures and 12-factor apps, the further we get along this iterative experience known as computer science,

the thing that stores the data forever becomes more and more important because there's only one of them now.

It's the data storage tier.

And whether it's a SCSI protocol or object store, whatever it is, when you're in that tier, it's a high-stakes game, right?

It should be –

Listen, we saw this with the Flash world.

I think you can see... This is going to be a little bit of opinion here, but Glenn's opinion.