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production ramp of our next generation technology i think we will, again, be several quarters ahead both in nandors. >> for people who want to own the stock, turn to page 28 of the deck where you can see how much they've gained in automotive and industrial and data center and graphics and how pc and mobile has been cut back, which is why i like it now, sanjay, there are some people who claim that they are the deans of american industry in building things here. they're very nice people, and i like that. i want people to put up factories here, but is micron not america's semiconductor company? >> you know, of course, micron was founded in boise, idaho, 43 years ago, and as you were referencing earlier, jim, micron is an innovation power house we announcedd yesterday that we have 50,000 patents now. that is monumental, and that shows how much innovation, technology leadership, manufacturing excellence, product innovation that we have delivered here of course as an american company, we are very proud of our roots here we are manufacturing for automotive and industry markets. a small part of our over

profitability, and micron, you know, we are leading the industry with our most advanced dm, our most advanced nands that the world is going through, we're not escape them, but the long-term trends -- we held investor day just two weeks ago. we talked about the memory and storage industry will go from about $-- it took four decades o get to $160 billion, but it will add another $160 billion by the end of this decade >> how is the supply looking >> we have, first of all, no manufacturing in china we have small assembly and test operations in china. and of course our footprint is very diversified with manufacturing in 11 different sites, you know, across the globe. certainly, in terms of supply chain, as semiconductor shortages have hit everything across the board -- >> is it getting better? >> i think overall the supply chain is getting better, but it is not out of the woods yet. i think some problems will last into 2023. it is getting better seismic conductor companies like micron, we are investing in capital investments, figure, this fiscal year will be at record levels of capital investments to c

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we can now talk to lisa francesca nand, a traveljournalist and host of the big travel podcast.age holiday, the flight might be linked to a hotel booking somewhere or you may be doing something else but what are your rights? have you sorted out if you are caught up in it? the are your rights? have you sorted out if you are caught up in it?— if you are caught up in it? the good news is that — if you are caught up in it? the good news is that they _ if you are caught up in it? the good news is that they legally _ if you are caught up in it? the good news is that they legally have - if you are caught up in it? the good news is that they legally have to i news is that they legally have to compensate you if they cancelled less than seven days before you go and legally have to get you another flight. but emotionally and logistically it does not always work like that. we have reports of people going to manchester by checking into their flight and saying oh, going to manchester by checking into theirflight and saying oh, it is cancelled but we will get one when a gap week and 20 hours t