 I work for STC, we build the controller and the device and it's always nice to say that you've got customers like Dell Compound, Dell Equalogic, all the other acronyms that we can throw out there today. One of the highlights is our hardware engineer, actually our VP of hardware design, one of our SSDs it was four years ago that went on to Mars in the rovers. Oh wow. It's nice that you get some really creative stuff that you can do with these devices and where they can end up is limitless. It just disconnected, didn't it? Or is that not the... They ran out of battery finally, yeah exactly so. They kept going on our drive. Not a device failure. Not a device failure. No, no, no, I didn't mean it like that. So it was yours. No, the one that crashed was somebody else's SSD. Right, exactly. No, no, no, it went on longer than they even predicted. So you guys are sponsor of the form, right? We are, we've been a long-term sponsor for the compelling architecture. We did C drives and things like that. So as it all molded together, we continued to decide to support the system. We've got other projects and works with the rest of the Dell portfolio outside of Compelence. So we're very excited about what's going on. Unfortunately, I can't say anything specific. I always try to get, you know, some of them. You'll see something coming out in one of the next releases that will be on an SDC SSD also being in that play as well. Well, we really appreciate it. Yeah, absolutely. It's a pleasure to meet you. Thanks for coming on and rapping with theCUBE. I appreciate it. Alright, thanks.