Matt Garman

to build cool applications and cool environments, and to get value from that, that's what we're focused on.

And so we're going to be pushing that envelope as fast as we possibly can to get those new and new capabilities out to customers.

Well, I mean, both are possible because that is a great environment to run accelerators and compute in.

And so we've been working for 15 plus years with the NVIDIA team and Jensen and team to deliver outstanding capabilities for our customers.

When you're running a large cluster of NVIDIA GPUs, people will tell you AWS is the best place.

You get the best performance, the most stable cluster, the best capabilities out there, and broad scale.

That's why folks like OpenAI and others are running in AWS.

And we have that choice.

And so for others that want to be able to take advantage of Tranium, and there's some use cases that are best for Tranium.

There's other use cases where NVIDIA GPUs are going to be your best option.

We want to have all of those available.

And so we think that if we can continue to push the envelope on what Tranium can deliver for customers and make sure that we are supporting the latest and greatest from everything that the awesome team at NVIDIA is delivering, that's going to be the best outcome for our customers.

We're just going to keep pushing as fast as we can, and we'll see where customer demand drives us as we go.

And as you said, we're massively adding capacity.

In the last year alone, we've added 3.8 gigawatts of capacity, and we'll continue to add more and more over the next couple of years.

And we'll let customer demand drive us a little bit on what they're looking for and what they want.

And that's what we always listen to, and that's what we'll continue to listen to.

Yeah, well, you're already seeing some of the benefits occur.

You see things like Bedrock growing really, really rapidly.

And you see Tranium powering that under the covers.