There's probably three reasons for it. And I think the second reason is the market is very ripe for it. I think the third reason is there are a few of us at Intel that try and not be quite the inward-focused, U.S., California company that one sometimes finds. Intel has tried to be a very international company. I don't know the exact number, but there's a pretty healthy flow of information that comes through there.
Proposals come in from lots of different places.
Some of them are letters that come directly to Intel, some of them come from other start-ups. Essentially, they'll go through a sort. It's kind of a funnel. First of all, it has to fit one of our strategic intents. Secondly, it has to look like it maybe has a chance in hell of succeeding, so it has to be somewhat rational.