Europe

“Handle those three things, and Europe will easily be a rival of the U.S. In the next 20 years. In startups and tech. Don't handle them, and it stays a backwater.”

“So we saved Christmas for a major country in Europe in 2012.”

“Ah, we also have a big, ah, initiative in Europe as well with telematics right now. So in the property and casualty space, specifically in auto, we get a much better, ah, capability to get better pricing based on how How people are using their automobiles and …”

“You know, we'll see more tokenization of data and usage of tokens instead of actual PII data to limit the potential issues and breach issues and things, and we'll see data staying in Europe.”

“We went into Europe when everybody fled Europe because we wanted to be GDPR compliant, and we have figured out a way to maneuver that space.”

“Europe is that simply, you know, a bit more conservative in the way they adopt new technologies, right? And this is this is usually then a bit harder for these companies to, you know, to grow in their home markets, right?”

“We went through about 3200 or 3200 people that we ended up putting on the list. And we had this location column, like think genuinely Google spreadsheet, you know, like where's someone based. And at some point we looked at all these locations and we're like, w…”

“Like I don't see a line of sight to a trillion dollar company in Europe full stop.”

“I think we still have to see them scale to large companies in, in France, in Europe more broadly. It hasn't happened yet. So the ecosystem is still young, and I would say still fragile from that perspective.”

“So we have about 400 engineers right through Europe through our acquisitions.”

“We are lucky in Europe to have very clean and affordable energy either with green energy in the Nordics and nuclear in France.”