Hi, I'm Marta Belcher. I'm Chair and President of the Filecoin Foundation. And hi, I'm Joe Landon, Vice President of Advanced Programs Development at Lockheed Martin Space. We're here in Davos. We are so excited to be here today to announce that we're working together to bring IPFS, the Interplanetary File System, to space. As we explore further into space, we need to develop in-space infrastructure to ensure that the space economy can grow and thrive without having to rely entirely on Earth. Communications and data storage are critical elements of that infrastructure to enable science, exploration, and development. From the beginning, IPFS was envisioned as a technology that could make Interplanetary Networking possible. That's why it's called the Interplanetary File System. Today's centralized internet model just doesn't work in space. Every time you click, that data has to be retrieved from a particular server in a particular place. That means that if you're on the moon, there's going to be a multi-second delay while that data travels from Earth. But with IPFS, data isn't retrieved by where it is, but rather by what it is. So it can be retrieved from wherever's closest to you, eliminating that delay. Together, the Filecoin Foundation and Lockheed Martin will develop a mission to demonstrate IPFS in space. We're excited to work together to bring this exciting technology to the in-space economy.