Rafi Amit: Yes, so Tom, I think it is much too early to say today, what will be with our current visibility to really say, to give a good indication of the 2023 business, what we believe that we’ll do better than industry. And at this stage, how much better than the industry? It is really too early to say, and I believe that within a quarter or so will be in a much better position to give more accurate statements.
Tom O’Malley: Thank you.
Rafi Amit: Thank you.
Operator: The next question is from Charles Shi of Needham and Company. Please go ahead.
Charles Shi: Hi. Yes, thank you for taking my question. I have, first a little bit longer term question, not specific to 2023. I think one underappreciated part of your business is that you have a very broad customer base 250 active, I mean, assuming each one of them just by one, two systems, that’s enough to support you to $300 million annual run rate. And I think customers either in a greenfield customers or, competitive displacement. However, I do want to ask you, this question from this point and forward, how much of the incremental additions of new customers do you think is going to be, could there be a slowdown of the number of customer you can add going forward? From here and specifically I want to ask you about the wafer manufacturers. I don’t recall you talk about that particular set of customers and, is that some competitive displacement there? Thank you.
Rafi Amit: Hey it’s, I didn’t think about it before, but first of all, I believe it’ll continue to add new customers, and the broad addition of customers is in general, it’s not related to one specific territory. I think as we grow the business, we’re getting into new segments and therefore, yes, we’ll continue to add the customers, whether it’ll be in the range of this year that we’ve already added 42 customers. I’m not sure, whether it’ll be, or it’ll be in a different magnitude, but definitely if we look also historically into previous years, we’ve been adding a significant number of customers every year. Now, specifically wafer manufacturers, yes we are adding new wafer manufacturers to our portfolio. And we’ll continue to add, and when I look at the target market for 2023, I believe that we’ll have new customers in this segment as well. Did I answer your question?
Charles Shi: Yes. So the other question I have is, well, first all, we appreciate you from time-to-time, provide, new press releases about the latest orders you received from your customers, but your last update was in early September. So between September to now over the last two months, how do you see the ordering rate going, and I may have another follow up after this. Thank you.
Rafi Amit: So, I think what you mentioned it in the previous remark that you talked about, yes we’ve been adding orders. I think currently we see customers waiting to make sure that they’re getting the business before they’ll turn the pipeline into POs . But when we look to the, at our backlog and add the pipeline, the business is healthy. They’re really, the big question, and this is why we are a €“ we have a limited visibility, is the rate of the customers turning potential POs from the pipeline into real POs. They are taking more time and they will delete times or shorter. And so I think we’ll have a better assessment and we’ll be able to give better numbers and more accurate numbers within a couple of months.
Ramy Langer: Yes. But I would like to add a comment. Usually when we make announcement of order, it should be, over what we call multiple system orders. We don’t make announcement for one or two system per customer. That’s the big difference. And, if we look on our portfolio, it’s definitely contained a lot of what we call one and two unit per customer. So definitely we don’t make any announcement of each order of that.
