 All right, great to see so many people here. Back from the future, right? How many people use serverless? How many people use serverless? Some people, right? In the future, everyone will use serverless. Okay, anyway, back to English. So, serverless today focuses on a bunch of really great, asynchronous, non-business critical tasks, right? What have we been by that? We mean things like analytics, processing images, processing events, really core stuff, and we're able to take a really great advantage of the serverless paradigm, so being able to get much faster developer productivity, save costs, and not have to manage infrastructure, right? This is really great. However, there's always this question of, what about some of the core business logic, your APIs and services that support your real businesses? And every time people want to use this today, it really feels very difficult, like you're trying to put a round peg through a square hole, and we're gonna talk about why that is in a second, right? So, why is this so difficult? For three reasons, right? One, performance just really isn't there on the serverless today to support core businesses. You can't run stuff for a very long time. There's always the cold start problem, and auto scaling isn't there, right? The second thing is really we're lacking an ecosystem, right? An ecosystem for the developer from end to end. So, from when you start developing, to debugging, to DevOps, to monitoring and alerting, you need this whole thing to be part of the serverless stack in order to be able to deploy your core businesses on top of serverless. And the third thing is that, all these new solutions out there, looking at your Google Cloud Run, still require you to manage containers, right? And containers are really great, but for a pure serverless environment, you don't wanna manage resources. And so, having to manage containers, I think is really like a step backwards in terms of the serverless paradigm. Right, so, I went to the future, right? So, what does the future look like for serverless? It's a world where everyone can code and use the cloud. That's the biggest thing, the takeaway, right? It's accessible for every single person out there and really focuses on the developer. So, the first thing from the future, right, is really execution without resource management. So, not thinking about containers or VMs and just thinking about your business logic. And what this will allow us to do is really make serverless and the cloud and execution much more accessible for everyone, right? And you really see this paradigm shift today from cloud, which is mainly managed by operators of big corporations to where it's just developers, right? Every single one of you, if you're working independently or as part of a company, you'll be managing the cloud through serverless. And you won't have to go through this intermediate step of trying to manage the resource manager and having to manage operations because all of that stuff is just gone. The second thing is that we think the databases will no longer exist, right? They're gonna be replaced by application-level data APIs. What do I mean by that? So, one of the biggest problems with serverless today is, you know, I've got execution in terms of, you know, my function as a service, but I need to access data. And the way that I access data, even with these serverless DB offerings, is I have to do it through either no-SQL or SQL databases, and I typically have to manage connections or manage the physical resources. So this kind of goes back to what we were talking about earlier. You don't want to manage these resources. Additionally, you know, nobody wants to write SQL statements on top of serverless, right? You want to be able to model your application and your data in a much more natural way. And so GraphQL, I think, is one of these technologies that's like a first step into being able to manage data at an application level, and we're really gonna see a lot more growth in that area to be able to just manage your data naturally from an application level and not have to think about the physical databases themselves. And so lastly, I think, in the future of serverless, there's no more compromising between performance and ergonomics. And this is really important today, right? So if we're looking at this chart of, like, performance, you know, up at the top left, you know, physical metal, right? That's the most high-performance thing out there, but it's super hard to use. And then we've got containers, and that's a little bit easier to use, right? And the performance is pretty good. And then we've got, all the way on the right here, serverless, very, very easy to use, but performance, let's be real, is not great today. In the future, it'll look like this. One, I think serverless will kind of replace all the other infrastructures of service, but also performance will be really great. And why is that? Because of a few things, right? One, really enabling better technology. So finer-grained auto-scaling to be able to use things like machine learning and AI and big data to be able to drive very fine-grained auto-scaling for your base infrastructure, and improvements in technology, right, from the operating system to the virtualization stack. And we're starting to see that with things like micro VMs, right? A lot of companies are moving to that. Now that'll be really important. And lastly, I think the economics of scale, right, is more and more of you use serverless. More companies, more cloud providers will support that, and that big pool of developers and resources are gonna snowball and make the performance aspect of service, as well as the usability, really great. So quick glimpse into the future. In terms of WeChat and Tencent Cloud, we've got this really compelling serverless 2.0 solution, we think. That is really the end-to-end solution. We don't have time to talk about it today, but if you guys scan the QR code, there's a really great session from a couple of my amazing colleagues. We're gonna talk about how you can deploy an entire application on Tencent Cloud Serverless with WeChat mini apps, mini programs, and that's really great. And lastly, I just wanted to say that, obviously, I didn't actually go to the future. I read a paper, and there's this really great paper from UC Berkeley that came out in February that talks about the future of computing and cloud computing. And specifically, they say that we predict that serverless computing will grow to dominate the future of cloud computing. And I firmly believe that. And I think we will be all using servers in one day. Thank you.