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1:31:51what we're doing at the frontier. I mean, this paper came out in March. Yeah. By the way, and this discussion about data centers in space has really heated up as we've gotten into the summer. Yes. uh which was after this paper had come out and most of the folks who have been like it's impossible >> you know certainly one from a fundamental physics perspective >> it's not impossible >> it's not impossible and then also from where we are on the frontier both from a basic research and an engineering perspective it's a very different paradigm than you know just talking about putting the same thing we have in a data center on the ground >> and just putting it in space >> exactly and if you combine that with the fact that payloads to space are going to get cheaper as you the amount of payload that I need is
1:32:33going to go down. This is totally a doable thing, right? As long as we keep innovating and we keep going through with high temperature memoristers, high temperature memory, high temperature computation, that's going to be the key, I think, to unlocking data centers in space. >> Yeah. Yeah. Because you can have a lot more smaller, you can have, you know, much smaller space servers >> uh with high output capability. Um meaning we're not going to be, you know,
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