“So we're taking all of that into account, but we do believe if we look at working again on cost improvements, cycle time, and mix, that we will work to try and hold at our gross margins in the mid-seventies.”

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“growth next year given the revenues seem likely to to grow materially? From from where we're running right now? Colette Kress: Stacy. Let me see if I can start with remembering where we were with the current fiscal year that we're in. Remember earlier this year, we indicated that through cost improvements and mix that we would exit the year in our gross margins in the mid-seventies. We achieved that. So now it's time for us to communicate where are we And getting ready to also execute that in Q4. working right now in terms of next year. Next year, there are input prices. That are well known in the industries that we need to work through. And our systems are by no means very easy to work with. There are are tremendous amount of components, many different parts of it as we think about that. So we're taking all of that into account, but we do believe if we look at working again on cost improvements, cycle time, and mix, that we will work to try and hold at our gross margins in the mid-seventies. So that's our overall plan for gross margin. Your second question is around OpEx. And right now, our goal in terms of OpEx is to really make sure that we are innovating with our engineering teams, with all of our business teams, to create more and more systems for this market. As you know, right now, have a new architecture coming out, and that means they are quite busy in order to meet that goal. And so we're gonna continue to see our investments on innovating more and more both our software, both our systems, and our hardware to do so. I'll leave it turn it to Jensen if he wants to add any couple more comments. Yeah. Jensen Huang: I think that's spot on. I think the only thing that would add is is remember that we plan, we forecast, we plan, and we negotiate with our supply chain well i”