 Looking at next year, I'd say that the emergence of cryptocurrency is a thing that puts a lot of established assumptions on their head. You have things like Bitcoin, Litecoin and so on that in the face of failure of banking, failure of central banking, failure of central banking to uphold a trustworthy economy. People are looking to other solutions and a central bankless construct strikes me as a very, very exciting development. It might not take off, but if it does, we're going to see a lot of transition in the financial area. I think the key emerging trend will be broad adoption, probably broader than any of us had ever imagined. And people discovering what they can do when they're digitally enabled, that they either didn't do or were frustrated by or found extraordinarily difficult prior to the digital world opening up for them. So I think a broad adoption will be the most significant of all the trends in the next 12 months. Well, there's a lot happening and Moore's Law continues to perpetuate we're doubling the transistor density and that's been delivered at lesser equal cost. I think we're on a trajectory that will have about 15 billion connected devices by 2015. So that whole idea of intra-thing of things is becoming very real.