Why AI security startups are getting acquired instead of going public

see that argument, but I just think it applies to different levels based on what that primitive is. Like, for example, in in AI security, we've seen there's been a few recent transactions. Palo Alto Networks acquired a company recently called ProtectAI, and and you would have seen Lakera was acquired by by Checkpoint. And I think that speaks to the fact that maybe, each primitive won't support a large stand alone company. And like in vector databases, actually, a lot of these primitives can be bundled into an incumbent offering.