Matt Garman

Yeah.

but also ramping their TPU allocations as well.

You certainly ask interesting questions.

You certainly ask interesting questions.

Yeah.

Well, look, we're quite excited about Tranium and Tranium 3 in particular, as you mentioned.

Excited to get it into customers' hands.

And part of where we have a benefit that we can bring to bear is

is, as you mentioned, getting it into market quickly.

And it's because we control that full stack.

We control the silicon development.

We control the data centers that it land in.

We know that full environment.

And we can land that in very large clusters for people to take advantage of that.

And the performance that we're seeing out of it is quite incredible.

And so we're anxious and excited to get more and more people using it.

Well, the key thing that we're focused on is making sure that we can iterate on the technology.

as fast as possible.

The desire and the hunger out there for more power and more compute is almost insatiable.

And so the more we can take an existing power footprint, an existing set of capabilities, and bring more and more compute into that for customers,