continue to bring in vijayic and like-minded investors but our free-cash throw generation, after thisf investment we're making right now. we'll germ rate cash to both grow our business and free cash throw. >> we were speaking with the professor of harvard yesterday who focuses on supply chains and he said one of the problems was everybody wanted to invest in this new technology but there is still some demand for the oldser technology. how are you thinking about investing in both of those and also maintaining that edge and growth >> i think there -- two segments. what we call single-digits mamometer. which is about g.p.u.'s, c.p.u.'s, all data center and the computer and then the pervasive employment of semiconductors. $74 billion and we're putting $52 billion in that pervasive deployment of semiconductor. i would argue that g.a.f. has the most advantagessed technology when it comes to power management or power efficiency we need connectivity and power efficiently and we are the leading edge previewedder. >> the stock was down today. a massive i.p.o. is there something you don't think