Jensen Huang

of data center infrastructure outside and, you know, exclusively outside of Core Scientific.

So look, you know, they're going to run their business.

You know, we hope that they are a strong operator.

It's important to us that they are.

We are hopeful that they will continue to invest in their business and their ability to execute and deliver infrastructure.

And, you know, we continue to work with them on a go-forward basis just as we have for the past five years.

Look, they were a Bitcoin miner turned AI supplier.

You two were that.

Look, there are some others out there as well.

TerraWolf and the like.

Would you look to acquire any of those?

So I've always talked about acquisitions as strategic and opportunistic.

My view is...

Acquisitions like Marimo or Weights and Biases, Monolith, those are strategic acquisitions.

They move the company and broaden our software solutions.

The acquisition of an infrastructure provider is an opportunistic acquisition.

acquisition.

We're currently building data centers within CoreWeave from the ground up to solve this problem of adding additional control over the infrastructure.

So, you know, we've got a data center in Pennsylvania and Lancaster that we're building.

We have a data center in New Jersey and Kenilworth that we are building.