Oh, my

gosh.

That's people who aren't space people.

That's people who haven't understood that the rocket engine is 100 years old.

We've been flying boxes of electronics in space for 70 years.

And the radiation is a known known.

The thermal is a known known.

What kind of future do you see maybe 10 years out of what threats are on the horizon for those data centers and what actions need to be put in place to help prevent dangers to destroying these data centers?

What have you done and what have you sent?

No, thank you.

Yeah, we've done four missions to date and we're getting ready for our fifth.

Four test flights, two up to the International Space Station.

That was in 2021 and 2022, where we actually put software-defined data centers up on the space station.

We checked everything from blockchain to disaster recovery.

We ran an LLM, an early adversarial art network, and we even made cryptocurrencies up there.

Other than the fact that

Top two takeaways from the Macquarie Conference.

Similar to Chris, AI is a big theme.

Every company's scrambling frenetically to work out how they can take advantage of this particular thematic.

And, you know, quite frankly, AI's probably the biggest thing the world's seen since the internet, in our opinion, so it's gonna be substantial.

P- people are still learning about it, working out how to use it properly within their businesses and take full advantage of it.

We've seen workforces being laid off, and the naysayers say, "Well, um, AI's gonna significantly re- you know, increase unemployment." We disagree with that.Uh, if you look back in the early 1800s, 80% of the workforce were farmers.

So people evolve, industries evolve, and that will happen again with AI as we go forward over the next few decades.

A- as Chris mentioned, that build out in Southeast Queensland, buy, hold, or sell?

So you created a token or a coin? What was it called?

Oh, I knew you'd ask me.

I knew you'd ask me.

We still have it.

You can still get it.

Because we blockchain everything.

I think it was a universe coin.

Always.