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what that indicates heading into the back half of this calendar year. Just from a growth perspective
if that might impact your ability to finance growth or the cost to finance growth going forward
Are you expecting smaller customers to become a greater percentage of sales? Or is it the opposite
is there anything about the whole platform and data center architecture that gives you more or less opportunity compared to the last cycle
how do you expect to grow the margin going forward from here? And like how do you prevent that from happening again
how are you accounting for the risk of further pushouts in the revenue outlook for the year
do you expect to see yourself in yourself from competitors both pricing-wise and allocation-wise, when that reaches volume
I was just wondering what the gross margin profile looks like they're compared to the corporate average
can you just talk about your relative strength there in positioning in U.S. domestic manufacturing versus your competitive set
Is it customers declined to take Hopper and decided to move to Blackwell. Was it something else
can you talk about your capital needs and cash flow expectations going forward as you start getting the quarter
could break down the factors or maybe David, you know, driving the reduction in the 2025 revenue guidance
Is there more efficiency to be unlocked in your liquid cooling supply chain? Or have you mostly resolved the issues in ramping your production capacity
could you break out what your expected revenue in in Blackwell was supposed to be in the Q1 guidance and what you have implied in the Q2 guidance