That is the discussion that we’re having about cloud is more when do they need to place the orders for the next deployment. Now that there isn’t deployments in front of us right now, right? So, I think that’s an important distinction, right? So, I think we are pretty happy with how the cloud business is, kind of flat out through the rest of the year. The question becomes when do they place new orders shorter lead times and when can we see what that – those new orders will look like?
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Ben Bollin with Cleveland Research. Your line is open.
Ben Bollin: Good afternoon everyone. Thanks for taking the questions. Ita, I guess, more specific for you. Could you share any thoughts around OpEx with respect to R&D and sales and marketing? And how those have evolved through the year, given the visibility and supply and what you’re seeing out there? Thank you.
Ita Brennan: Yes. I think we talked about a little bit in the script, but when we are continuing to hire, and we are continuing to make some investments, and we’ll continue to do that, certainly within the envelope as we think about the business for the year today, we will continue to do that. It probably doesn’t grow quite as fast as the top line, we’ll see. But we are continuing to increment that quarter-over-quarter, and you’ll see us continue to grow those investments. But again, it’s headcount around R&D and go-to-market and really looking for good talent and places where we win an opportunity, right? But we will continue to invest, just given the envelope of business that we have in front of us.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Tim Long with Barclays. Your line is open.
Tim Long: Thank you. Can I ask a two-parter on the adjacencies. First, just curious on the campus side. Obviously, you guys have been growing nicely there. How do you think that tends to be more macro sensitive? So, how do you view being able to grow the same level in that sector when there becomes more natural headwinds like we’re starting to see? And then on the routing side, I’m curious now that you’re out with the full platform. Jayshree, if you – or Anshul, if you could just give us a little view of kind of what feedback has been and what you think kind of the revenue path would look like for increased routing business? Thank you.
Jayshree Ullal: Tim, I think on the campus side, the TAM is somewhere between 10 billion and 15 billion. So, I don’t want to make macro an excuse because I think we have some fantastic demand because of our fantastic products. That said, obviously, the way we will see the campus demand manifest as we may see longer decision cycles as the macro continues. But the actual interest in our products is just very solid, very good because we’re still operating – we’re still waiting for our first 1 billion here in the next few years. So, I think it’s looking good. On the , Anshul, you want to add some comments. It’s been a very exciting launch, a lot of demand, it’s still too early, right?
Anshul Sadana: There’s a lot of disruption happening in the market, even at the edge, right? When you talk about campuses, when you go and talk about what’s inside the building, but there’s an edge that connects to the outside, too. We have plenty of interest from our customers in this area. It is a bit too early. We just announced this offering. So, too early to jump up and down and say it’s plus of membership. We’ll watch it how it grows. But having the integrated solution is important to go after the broader enterprise market.
Jayshree Ullal: Our existing customers – they see the natural affinity to our CloudVision and EOS tax. So that would be the natural spot.
Tim Long: Okay. Thank you.
