Lillie Cameron

You run all of the...

the different sides of the house, right, as a startup.

Well, the point is it's not a,

A physical product.

So utility-based computing.

So you pay as you go.

And for whatever services that you may need, if you need a server, instead of actually having to, if you're a small business and you need to have, what small businesses today don't need some sort of tech, right?

And you don't want to have tech experts inside to manage that yourself.

We are the experts that will manage and power that for you.

Well, look, I think that we're in a market where, from at least the public cloud side, where there are more players, right?

In 2009, AWS and Rackspace, we were really the biggest ones.

Google and HP and other big companies have entered the market.

There's a smaller slice of the pie.

So Rackspace is doing a ton of innovative things.

We're actually offering our fanatical support services on AWS.

So we've got our FOSS offering.

I think so.

I think so.

And, you know, as time will tell, and, you know, we've got lots of different plays.

There's also, you know, data plays and we're offering database services.