ARIAN MAYER (Credit Swiss Asset Management): Morning and thanks, both Aryeh and John for hosting the call.
I have a question from the telecomm front. I understand you're pretty optimistic about your own capabilities with your own systems, but what about the copper network? How do you know that copper can take that kind of signal when you know it has already a lot of issues with just DSL? And, this issue may have nothing to do with you, but I'd like to understand how it affects you as those roll-outs take place and how much testing have you really done outside the lab? Thank you.
MOSHE LICHTMAN: Yes, so I would say I cannot get into a lot of confidential information here, but I can tell you that those tests have already been done; they have been done in the field. That's one of the reasons why there is so much excitement around this thing. I think people are seeing very, very high bandwidth; in fact higher than the ones stated as targets by the operators in North America. So, we are extremely confident that they will be able to deliver. You know, I think SBC said they would like to deliver four streams, including an HD stream and three SD streams, as well as a high capacity data service, as well as voice. We see no reason for those things not to fit into the type of bandwidth that has been tested in the field.
So this is not just a lab test, those tests have already been done in the field. They have been done on various grades of wires and stuff like this. And, the results have exceeded expectations.
