>>on March 17th at 8 a.m. >>Pacific. The >>Cube is hosting Israel Day with support from Hewlett Packard. Enterprise I am really excited about is moral. It's H. P s set of solutions that will allow containerized apps and workloads to run >>anywhere. Talking on Prem in the public cloud across clouds >>are really anywhere, including the emergent edge you can think of, as well as a data fabric and a platform to allow you to manage work across all >>these domains. >>That is more all day. We have an exciting lineup of guests, including Kirk Born, who was a famed >>astrophysicist and >>extraordinary data scientist. >>He's from Booz >>Allen. Hamilton will also be joined by my longtime friend Kumar. Sorry >>Conte, who is CEO >>and head of software at HP. In addition, you'll hear from Robert Christiansen >>of HPV will discuss >>data strategies that make sense >>for you, >>and we'll hear from >>customers and partners from around the globe who >>are using as moral >>capabilities to >>create and deploy transformative >>products and solutions that are >>impacting lives every single day. We'll also give you a chance to have a few breakout rooms >>and go deeper on specific topics >>that are important to you, and we'll give you a demo toward the end. So you want to hang around now? Most of all, we >>have a team of experts >>standing by to answer any questions that you may have. >>So please >>do join in on the chat room. It's gonna be a great event. So grab your coffee, your tea or your favorite beverage and grab a note >>pad. We'll see >>you there. March 17th at 8 a.m. >>8 a.m. Pacific >>on the Cube.