Please read the following and answer what is the current market demand level: Yes. Yes, sure. Okay. So look, when you take Ryzen, I hear the easiest way, it was kind of in your slides, but if you take Windows studio effects, these are pretty powerful. Now we're living at a time these effects enable us really to be seen, to be heard, to participate with one another, really unlocking that human connection we all crave. It's super important to be able to connect with one another. I mean, just a year ago, we were leveraging our PC screens in such a big way and we continue to be. 
And now you bring in Portrait Blur, you bring in Eye Contact, you bring in Automatic Framing, you bring in noise suppression. There are so many different things that AI bring to the forefront, you can't see, but you can feel it. This is so important. So when you're connecting with somebody else, you either have that direct eye contact, that background blur without disappearing into it, which is so important, or the framing that you can see here on [indiscernible] Auto Frames. 
These experiences, though, they demand trillion of operations per second to your point and where you are pushing it. Here it is awesome. They can now run on AMD's AI engine, not taxing the CPU or GPU while only consuming a few hundred milliwatts. What does that mean? What does that mean like get out of that jargon? It means you get this incredible AI power, you sacrifice no battery life, you sacrifice no performance, essentially no performance. In essence, letting you run the powerful natural language models, and what does it translate to? It means I can connect with human beings without anything getting in my way and doing whatever else I want to do on the PC at the same time.
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