Thank you for the question.
I want to put our overall investment strategy in context. The $2 billion, part of the 2024 envelope for building digital infrastructure in Canada, had a number of component parts, and $300 million was dedicated towards the AI compute access fund. That is enabling small and medium-sized enterprises to be incentivized to continue their AI journey. It provides incentivized and subsidized compute loads that favour compute facilities that are operated by Canadians. That $300 million is in the process of being finally articulated, and we'll have announcements in the new year.
The $700 million was for the compute challenge, and there are two archetypal component recipients of that. One is someone with an R and D capacity that is actually utilizing sufficient enough numbers and volumes of data that they may themselves be a proponent, and the other archetypal client is a mid-tier data centre operator, provider or otherwise that is going to be incentivized to create further sovereign alternatives—