Can you briefly give us some hints on, uh, what these platforms are and kind of what is the difference between them? 'Cause they're all for physical AI, aren't they?

Yeah.

We have three, uh, different platforms that we are, uh, building.

I would start with the Ages.

Uh, Ages is our, uh, uh, processor platform primarily.

And if you look at what's happening on agentic AI, uh, you know, uh, you see a bunch of decisions or number of decisions that start happening, uh, whether you're trying to read a file or you're trying to go and index your email or index, uh, you know, a song list on your, you know, computer or your device.

So you see a lot of compute that is required for doing tokenization and, uh, ensuring that you have very high performance processor to help, uh, an AI, physical AI application to, uh, help on the tokenization.

So how much of the differentiation is in the actual silicon, um, that will be produced, and how much is in the software stack and that development environment?