So, Becca, can you tell us a little bit about sort of the, what's going on with Wales and

Talus and the various cyber hubs that are growing up in the valleys?

Yeah, sure.

Okay, so where to start with this?

Yeah, so Stales or if that's how you pronounce it, they have been in a partnership for a couple of years

with the Welsh government to create,

again, to drive this sort of Wales

or this industry 4.0, lots of 0s in the mix.

With this sort of series...

Wales underscore V4 underscore final underscore one yeah yeah so how

this has come about is they they've built two sort of kind of vaguely defined

research centers in Ebouvale which is part of the South Wales valleys

that obviously were involved in the coal mining industry.

And that's been a real big theme of this project, is the idea of de-industrialization

has killed these areas. We're going to revive them with cyber security brackets technology.

How it's going to do that isn't really clear, but those hubs basically are just sort of like facilities for companies to come and test technologies in them.

I've asked what oversight the Welsh government sort of intends to have over what gets tested there,

and, you know, what ownership the government might have over any, any technology that gets developed

there. You asked, you asked the Welsh government, have you read the novel The Stand? And they

were like, what? Yeah. And I mean, I mean, that's kind of the answer they gave to my serious

questions. Anyway, you know, because I wanted to know, you know, that's kind of the answer they gave to my serious questions.

Anyway, you know, because I wanted to know, you know, given this is an arms company, you know, and you... You've seen the movie 28 days later, like the first five minutes of it.

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