One thing that the Internet is doing is making storage requirements for corporations go through the roof, and you can buy extra capacity on a network basis through them, rather than buying the devices and adding it to your own facility. That seems like a business where the barriers to entry might be lower than with a proprietary technology. And part of what they're working on now is getting their footprint out and becoming the 800-pound gorilla in that industry so they can use their size and marketing muscle. So they certainly have an opportunity to carve out a nice little niche. We have just finished our earnings season for the second quarter.
Business is just absolutely fantastic in our companies.
Talking about IPOs coming, we've got two companies that just went public. I don't want to tell people to go out and buy them, but they should certainly take a look at them because we're thrilled with developments. Both of those companies are going to be ones that we're going to add quite a bit to, and we think that they're going to be large organizations over the next couple of years. Netro does a little bit more domestically. Floware is a little bit more internationally oriented.