All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds.

And today, there's not much that we can do to avoid this subject.

But today we have Pierre Luigi

Stella on the line who lives in Houston, Texas right now, but has family and is Italian. So I think

that's a something that we can't really avoid talking about this, the coronavirus thing. And we had

planned today to talk about

migrating applications to the cloud and Pierre Luigi's CTO at Network Box here in the USA.

You know, and briefly, yeah, so just briefly before, we, you know, we were talking about how

the United States is, you know, from your

perspective, ahead of the curve when it comes to technology and migrating things to the

cloud. And so, which I think is interesting, because I think European countries in general

tend to be ahead of America, me being a telecom and internet guy,

we tend to be ahead behind the curve when it comes to infrastructure in delivering

internet services and IP services in a very efficient manner because we spent so much money

on infrastructure years ago. I mean, do you agree with that?

Yes, but you need to take the, you need to separate the two things. The US, if you go back to caller TV, the US was the first to adopt a caller

when we didn't even know what caller TV was. But by the time we finally got it,

my father got the first one in 1982

because of the World Cup of soccer,

we had systems that were working

with a much more advanced technology.

Which, by the way, just a side note,

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