endix We have been studying and exploring technology maturity in the following spaces: Telecommunications companies such as AT&T and Verizon Chipmakers such as Qualcomm, Intel, and Nvidia Smartphone companies such as Apple and Samsung AR/VR companies such as Microsoft and Meta What's your perspective on 5G as opposed to the common views on this technology? 5G innovation is about increased speed, throughput, higher compute, data transfers, and the scaling of what we're doing today with mobile networks. It's thinking about how it can open new doors to how technology can be utilized. For example, with the ultra-low latency speeds that 5G brings, the possibilities of a tactile internet open up. That could mean a surgeon could remotely perform a procedure and still feel like they are operating on a patient, or you could have millions of concurrently connected IoT medical devices, sensors, and wearables sending and receiving data within a one-mile radius of a cell tower. This is a game changer for remote patient monitoring, care-at-home, or hospital-at-home care delivery models. New disruptive technologies such as the metaverse, AR, VR, digital twins, edge computing, connected IoT devices, block chain, and cryptocurrencies will require 5G as a backbone. 5G is generally viewed as the next generation of mobile networks, enabling faster download and upload speeds, lower latency, and the ability to connect more devices than ever before. Telecommunications companies such as AT&T and Verizon actively invest in building out 5G networks and work to bring 5G-enabled devices to market. How are your company and hospital chain contributing to the adoption of 5G in the industry? We're keeping our pulse on the evolution of 5G and exploring its application in areas such as virtual care and remote patient monitoring for patient care; real-time location systems, IoT, and edge computing, with telemetry data from devices and sensors to track objects and people; and AR for enhanced treatment information and medical education for clinician