Jensen Huang

of the infrastructure that they provide and that we require in order to deliver our products.

So, you know, the relationship is in good shape.

The shareholders voted down the acquisition yesterday.

And, you know, from a strategic perspective, I think everybody on both sides of the fence really felt like it made sense and it really just came down to price.

And for us,

You know, we put out a bid.

As you said, we're quite inquisitive.

We bought Marimo yesterday.

We bought Weights & Biases, Monolith, OpenPipe.

We've really been buying and building the AI cloud.

And there is a price point that made sense for us to move forward with that transaction.

And we have a plan.

And we are going to be very disciplined around that plan.

And at approximately 10%, it made sense.

And if it's going to be above that, then we'll continue to use them as a vendor.

Well, Core Scientific now tries to diversify its own customer base other than just you.

Does that give you any worry?

No, not at all.

Look, our footprint within the core scientific ecosystem is about, I think it's about 580 megawatts worth of infrastructure.

This quarter, we've signed over 600 megawatts of infrastructure.