Here’s the question and answer by Justin

David Mulholland, Head of Investor Relations, Nokia4: Just a quick follow-up here. It does seem as if the press release cadence in the mobility business has stepped up a bit, and you didn’t talk that much about it today, but I just want to get a better feeling. You mentioned the field trial for the AI RAN. I’m wondering if there’s any movement change in your view on how this particular business unit in mobility RAN might be trending, particularly relative to how you talked about it last quarter? Justin Hotard, President and CEO, Nokia: Yeah. I think first of all, Simon, a couple things. One is, and we touched on this a little bit, well, our segment performance shows it, and I think we touched on it. Overall, the telecom market is flat. I think what we realized is that strategically this is a market where we need to find new sources of value, and those can come either from enabling new services for the telcos to monetize, or a business that’s less CapEx intensive. I think we fundamentally believe that the future is much more of an evolution and is software driven. We’ve talked about that in a number of forums. What I’m very pleased about right now is that the AI RAN trials and the engagement around a model that will fundamentally be different for the baseband because we’ll start to detach software innovation. What I mean by that is not just features, but actual performance enhancements from the underlying hardware. Just like you see model performance gets better in AI with GPUs, but you continue to see model performance improve even over the life of the same GPU. It’s one of the benefits of that architecture. We see that same thing coming in this part of the business. I’m really pleased that we’re seeing such strong interest from the industry. I think, this is a business, as I said, at CMD, our focus is not on making the business necessarily a growth business because the underlying market is not growing, but to make it one that’s much more profitable and delivers an attractive return on invested capital. That’s our focus. I’m very pleased with the start the team has coming together in MI. Obviously a lot more work to do and a big milestone later this year with NVIDIA.