Pete McCabe

I go into the internet and they tell me what, like, shorts I like to buy, right?

Why can't somebody, when I walk into the doctor, say, hey, here's the drug treatment that's best for you, given the last 20 years of your life?

I think when we Google in 2025, what are the greatest advancement in healthcare in the last hundred years?

I think you're going to see a list with things we all know, artificial heart, mapping of the genome, antibiotics, biopharmaceuticals, diagnostic imaging.

I think you're going to see powering every healthcare decision with data.

I think we're going to solve that problem.

We can see the innovation that's driving it.

I think the need is overwhelmingly compelling.

It's going to be fueled by a ubiquitous network that is privacy-centric and that's neutral.

You know, you could dream even bigger, maybe go out to 2030 and say someday this should connect the world's data, not just the U.S.

data.

The problems are the same.

I think the solutions are similar.

But our focus is on 2025 for now, and we'll take a next step after that's achieved.