...time for us and for NeoPhotonics quite frankly, to get together with someone of more scale for a couple of reasons. Our product portfolio is very complementary. They've got an excellent set of components that go into the high-speed optical networking, transmission space. They're working on ZR and ZR+, we're working on more of the longer haul stuff. They bring silicon photonics as well as other IC capability with TIAs and drivers that are very, very complementary to us. And so we looked at the technology. We looked at the market inflection point as 400, 600 and 800 gig really start taking off and are expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 70% on port count, not revenue, but because prices will come down, but on the port count over the next five years. So, we thought it was an exciting time for us. On the NeoPhotonics side, they're on the precipice of really growing strongly and they're having to convince customers that they are the partner of choice for them. And you look at...
