us. cloudflare has a 6 million customers, 15,000-20,000 a day. companiesom and pop to fortune 500 companies, 16 presidential candidates were a cloudflare customer,anfact, everybody but hillary clintoncloudflare. caroline: an interesting line you could use. why would you want to become a public company when you want to? youuse you have more people would have to answer to? zendesk said it best, at some point you have to move out of your space. there is a bright time and place to be just a couple of people in a garage and take funding from venture capitalists, larger private equity institutions, and eventually you have a responsibility to investors, employees, in order to take the company public. we will do it when we think the time is right for us, but something we are working towards. caroline: in 2017? in 2017. won't do it i think 2017 will be a distorted year for a lot of reasons, especially the changes around tax policy, the repatriation of cash to tech firms. lt in distortions in the market, and often times volatility is not good for entrance into the marketplace. techine: the health care industry has grown dramatically since 2010, how the industry will fare if president-elect t

companies, 16 presidential candidates were a cloudflare customer, in fact, everybody but hillary clinton used cloudflarene: quite a marketing line that you could use. you say you can become a public company when you want to. why would you want to? because you have more people you would have to answer to? matthew: i think the ceo of a zendesk said it best, at some point you have to move out of your parents' basement. there is a right time and place to be just a couple of people in a garage and take funding from venture capitalists and larger private equity institutions, and eventually you have a responsibility to investors, employees, in order to take the company public. so i think that is a path we are on. we will do it when we think the time is right for us, but definitely something we are working towards. caroline: in 2017? david: -- matthew: no, we won't do it in 2017. i think 2017 will be a distorted year for a lot of reasons, especially the changes from the trump administration around tax policy, the repatriation of cash to tech firms. i think it will result in distortions in the market, and often