We have several thousands of members already on the network. From our perspective, you have to get to the root of the issue. We're not about a random brokering of jobs into idle PCs. What we're doing is taking financial services applications and brokering them. I also think it's important to recognize that security has to be the cornerstone of what we're doing and that the technology framework has a sound foundation and strong operating and control procedures.
Security is a circle.
You need to have a complete framework. Also, we have a different approach. We do not checkpoint intermediate results on a members' hard drive, whereas other distributed processing systems have used a members' hard drive to store intermediate results. That addresses intrusiveness. What we're trying to suggest is that there are far fewer opportunities for interaction with customers' code or data when it is held in memory rather than stored on hard drive.