Q Um, you, you didn't, uh, talk too much about, uh, customers, and that's as, as I had asked you to do, so thank you for doing that. Um, but any, any thoughts on who buys that data, um, how you eventually, um, turned this into a very large data company?
A Uh, ok, so who buys this data? A lot of people. Countries buy it for millions. Commodity traders buy this, not from us, the raw data. Commodity traders buy this for hundreds of thousands. People buy it for hundreds of dollars. We buy data from all the providers, about one hundred million data points daily, and, ah, ah, use cutting edge technologies to create profiles of vessels four years back, and create an understanding of who you are, your economic profile, transactions, kind of like PayPal. Fry detection. And then look for anomalies on your behavior and do clustering event, ah, event, ah, processing anomalies and filtering for finance and for intelligence. Intelligence is who are the bad guys? Singular vessels. Finance is looking at the physical flows of cargoes to, to create a real-time event discovery of market opportunities. Because the market is very opaque, nobody knows what's happening.
AI assessment note: “who buys this data? A lot of people. Countries buy it for millions.”