Ian King

First of all, I love those old photos that you have of Ted back from, I guess, the release of Lillehammer.

Right.

Absolutely, yeah.

So I'll give you a quick summary of the dilemma there.

So we actually prefer H100s, and then H200s are more preferred for language models, which is not our domain.

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Yeah, I mean, the numbers speak for themselves, right?

We're looking for a prediction in the $60 billion range for revenue.

And just to give that context, that's 10x where we were three years ago, 10x.

On profit for this year, we're going to be looking at $100 billion of net income.

That's more than Intel and AMD get in revenue combined.

So the numbers have come off the charts.

The key here is...