Edge computing isn't what you think it is

The other way to take your question is, what is the new technical capability of things like the edge, and where does the edge sit, and where is this compute really supposed to be? And so we've been spending time there, too. What's your vision there? Because the question would be, okay, What does injecting intelligence at the edge mean? That's kind of a loose statement. That's a good question. And for me, because I spend a lot of time with our telecom and cable clients, the edge is not a new word. I'm almost... It's time to really, really, really reinvent it in a way that is probably going to be more built to suit how it's supposed to behave. And so what I mean by that is we've always talked about the edge as really a low latency application or a low latency location where compute should sit such that the end user can perform use cases that are super latency sensitive, like milliseconds is what we're talking about. Autonomous vehicles have been talked about.