brian: what we said was that most of the cost reductions would come from the gna side.he unique thing about the engineering and the sell side was at that there's very specific to these technologies. what is different is our sales tend to be more general purpose logic sales. someone going in and selling something. in alter a come you go in and sell a specific capability will set you up to work closely with what the architecture and software of limitation is. size it right, scale it right, get the right part in there. thank you very much. one of the biggest deals ever. we appreciate your time on this important issue. alix: thank you. that wraps it up for the bloomberg market day. thank you for watching. have a wonderful afternoon, everybody. see you tomorrow. ♪ just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounce

said was that most of the synergies or cost reductions are going to come from the gna side. unique thing about the engineering and the sales side is, they were specific to these technologies. what is different is, our sales tend to be more general-purpose cpu or logic sales. they have somebody going in and --ling a court to build selling a core. in fpga, you are selling a specific capability. closely withork the architecture and the software implementation, to size it right, to scale it right, to get the right part in there. it is a much more technical sale. cory: sounds like you need both teams. the biggest deals ever in semiconductors. we appreciate your time. thank you very much. alix: thank you so much. for theps it up bloomberg market day. thank you for watching. have a wonderful afternoon. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: the great jim parsons is here, a four-time emmy-winning actor, the star of "the big bang theory." it is the highest-rated comedy on television one of the most successful series in syndication. he now ret

our gna costs and operating costs, if you look at the picture, we've seen improvement.ost improvement. now we have better economics we're dealing with. we've also seen the price of oil come up a bit. but more importantly we now have an ability to hedge some of that. so we've got a position now where we've got this highly kmek activity. we've got a strong balance sheet. we can afford it. which is part of the equation. came into this with a really modest amount of debt nap incremental spending is driving good metrics for us. i don't think we're doubling down. we're not making this bold call on oil. we just have an ability to hedge really powerful economic turns in this market. >> is it more fair to say this increase really is just less of a cut than you had originally anticipated? it now looks like you'll be spending an additional $60 million. how does that compare with your initial plans? >> we -- again, i don't want to come back here but the history is important. as we came into the end of last year and oil prices just kept falling like a knife, we cut very aggressively