Roland Busch

Then they say, nah, still not enough.

So, I mean, they need so many data to train models.

Now, we have an alliance for machine builders, German machine builders, nine of them.

I mean, top, top, top.

I mean, these are the names, Trump, Demgimori and the like.

They are...

ready now to share their data with us in order to train models, to bring them a model which they can use to make an application which makes their machines running autonomously.

So you just say, this is the part, here's the machine, and just get going.

They know that their data are not very useful because it's too little.

But if you're adding up, if you create these data alliances, it works.

It requires a certain trust.

This is again where Siemens comes in because they trust us.

We are partners for decades now.

We are very mindful about that one.

So you're right.

You need as many data as possible.

You need as many proper data as possible.

Would they share the data of their absolute latest machine with us?

No, but don't need that.

I mean, it can use all the other ones, which is absolutely helpful.