 Okay, we're back. This is Dave Vellante. I'm here in Nimalboro, Massachusetts. My colleagues, David Floyer and John Furrier, are on the West Coast in our new Palo Alto studio. This is the Cube. This is the special Flash Cube, where we're bringing you the information that we have, the latest trends in the market. John and David, we are here talking about some of the trends that we see. We're just about to queue up Steve Mills. But before we do that, Steve Mills announced last week, two weeks ago actually, IBM on 411, was investing a billion dollars in Flash. They've done this before with open source, and they did it again with analytics. I had mentioned earlier that IBM's head of storage used to run the analytics business. They said they were going to invest a billion. They ended up investing 10 billion. Flash is that kind of opportunity. What's your guys take on all this? Let's start with John. Sorry, Dave. I say, what's your take on all this investment? IBM's announcing a billion dollar investment in Flash. Oh, I mean, I was really impressed. I was flying back east. You stayed in New York for that event, and great interview, by the way. That guy's really sharp, and clearly he's the leader of the ship, and he's setting down the strategic objective. I think they're just putting their money where their mouth is, and I think the marketplace notices heavily. What you look at that acquisition is, I think IBM is putting a stake in the ground and basically saying, we're here, we're here to stay, and we're serious. That is just, I think, something to say, lipstick on a pig. I will say it's more of acknowledgement and being transparent in the fact that storage hasn't been their shining star in the past few years. It has a lot of legacy of innovation within IBM, certainly in the research side, and I think what they're doing is getting back to their roots, and I think that kind of message is very clear to the marketplace that this is now going to be the center, the epicenter of innovation. I think I like Steve Mills backing it up with his wallet, a billion dollars is significant. I think it's just mojo, it's just a sentiment of what they're saying, and I think a billion dollars in context to IBM is not a lot, but I think it does move the market, and I think you're going to see a lot of internal organizational changes within IBM to really snap in line around storage, and as other groups come in and be more integrated. We've seen some success at HP with this in the Converged Networking Group and storage, et cetera, so I think it's a rallying cry internally and externally sends a clear message. All right, great, let's go to the Steve Mills video, let's hear from the man himself, how he's going to spend that billion dollars, watch this video.