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Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: Thank you. Good morning, guys. Now I got to lead this -- I've got two people I got Brent call -- Brett called me -- Brett Davidson called me. He's got
a dental appointment, emergency dental appointment. So I've got to ask questions for Brett, too. Well -- and I think you've covered much of what
he wanted to know in your remarks, Victor.
He was asking for some more color on the backlog for AZT, and I'm guessing that he was looking for something in the neighborhood of, numbers
back on the backlog as well as the potential size of some of these contracts. Do you want to elaborate any more than what you said?
Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: Okay. And the other question he had was on the cruise ship business. And of course, you mentioned that, too, i.e., is it continuing? Do we see more
-- and you said not only the cruise ships, but also the freighters, right, you were doing, and so -- and that's increasing or is it pretty steady or?
Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: Okay. Well, I'll go to my quick question here. This is on a cell tower contract. And I'm particularly interested in Gary Southwell's comment in the
contract. He said other solutions were considered less effective and too complex to operate.
I guess my question is, do we have something unique here where we can go -- or is the cell tower thing unique in itself? Is this company unique,
where we can go after more cell tower companies that have the same structure, if you want to call it, the same endpoint needs?
Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: So a follow-up there would be, do the other cells -- do we know of other cell companies have limitations on their towers, let's say, storage?
Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: Okay. And just one other quick thing from -- I'm going back to your letter, the December letter where you talked about the cloud-based projects
you had, I guess, at the time, 14 at the end of the year. Is that still -- do we still have a pretty sizable backlog of cloud-based projects at the end --
Question: Joseph Nerges - Segren Investments - Analyst
: Okay. Well, I'll drop back and let somebody else ask a question. Thank you, guys.
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