That's a really important question.
At the time we built our cluster, we did a thorough analysis of who had the capabilities to build that. You have to remember that this is a cluster used for research and development of said models. This isn't a cluster that's used to distribute that technology to enterprises.
To build that technology at the time when we did it, there were very few players—none of them Canadian-owned companies—that had the ability to do that. In the future, we are always looking for Canadian partners to build those R and D clusters and will continue to do so. The analysis we had at the time indicated no other option. We were glad that we were able to build a cluster in Canada, developing that capacity locally.