With each new application, you have more tuning and more integration steps. Where Cobalt fits in is that we do all the tuning and integration work at the point of sale. Because the operating system is open source, we have the ability to do that. And because our platform is integrated with the application, service providers simply plug that appliance into their network when they need the application. We want to take that same appliance mentality and focus it on the broader scale.
Cobalt is very well positioned for that.
One thing that sets Cobalt apart from the other prominent Linux companies is that position. I believe that people have to settle on a business model, optimize and focus on it. At Cobalt, we want to build the infrastructure, and we want to scale with that infrastructure. Anybody that's going to focus on the infrastructure market has to focus on market share. That's what we're doing right now.