Christian Schwab: Perfect. And then, as far as you know, last quarter, you guys talked about a lot of different growth opportunities in India. Can you give us an update on how those growth opportunities are going and what your future expectations are geographically for India?
David Heard: Sure, I’ll start with overall just growth expectations. So we talked in the prepared remarks about landing a couple of tier 1s in Europe, we continue to extend with the hyperscalers. And overall, we had a book-to-bill above 1, which was nice to see again after Q1 and Q2 being below 1. So I think overall, we feel very good, it’s probably the best we’ve felt across our customer segment about our engagement. Now, that being said, we’re in a tough economic climate for them. So, what’s important to do in these times is engage, understand their needs and put things forward that help them drive the priority of their CapEx spend at the lowest dollar for bid, lowest watt per bet. And the best ease-of-use, because they’re going to be, as you’ve seen, they try to limit their operational personnel that a lot of them have become thinner in the field and we can help that. That’s where we want to be.
Christian Schwab: Great. No other questions. Thank you.
David Heard: Thanks.
Amitabh Passi: Thanks, Christian.
Operator: The next question is from Alex Henderson with Needham. Your line is open.
Alex Henderson: Super, thank you. A lot of companies that went through the supply chain issues, saw a fairly large increase in backlog, which then allowed them to produce pretty strong shipments as a result of the supply chain allowing them to ship more product out against that backlog. Number of them have talked about significant comparison challenges because of it. As one example, if you look at F5, they had a 45% growth in the second quarter, and ADCs and businesses flat to declining. So, they obviously have a tough comp. Can you talk whether you have a comparison issue in any of the upcoming next four or five quarters as a result of that? And whether that is playing a role to the improved shipments? And on your book-to-bill, it’s nice that you’re above 1 in the third quarter. Were you above 1 to the year? Thanks.
David Heard: No, we have not been above 1 for the year. But back to you, I think you’re key premise I think if you look at our operating results over the last three years, you don’t see wild swings in terms of us growing 25% one year and flat in other. You see kind of high single-digit to double-digit growth in top line. And this year has been a bit more muted, given the economic climate. But so far for the first three quarters, we’re looking good. We didn’t have that big spike. So as the share taker in our position, as long as the market continues to grow, we will grow, our pilgrimage is to grow ahead of that market and to continue to really expand EPS growth.
Alex Henderson: Great, thanks.
David Heard: The simple answer out. No, we don’t have as tough of a comparer. I think and given we’ve kind of been steady eddie.
Operator: There are no further questions at this time. I’ll turn it back to the presenters for any closing remarks.
David Heard: Yeah, now, I appreciate the thoughtful questions. And again, in this environment overall, we delivered another strong quarter with projected sequential revenue growth, strong bookings and higher margins, hitting that 40%. We’ve got the right strategy and are executing our plan. Our portfolio is in the best shape it’s ever been. And we’re winning customers globally across the segments. We do appreciate the support of our customers, employees and shareholders. And now we’re going to get back to work, continuing to execute a very sound investment strategy and focus on continued EPS expansion. Thanks again for the calls. Be safe and take care.
Amitabh Passi: Thank you.
Operator: Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today’s conference call. Thank you for participating. You may now disconnect.
