The coronavirus pandemic has not been kind to a lot of technology companies as it disrupted the sales cycle while at the same time as messing with the supply chain. And as a maker of hardware – yes, Pure Storage has a variant of its Purity software stack that runs on the server and storage infrastructure of clouds, making a sort of virtual FlashArray block storage or FlashBlade object storage appliance, but it still makes most of its money from selling hardware and software and support for it – the company has had its share of troubles during calendar 2020 and in early 2021. But as you can see, Pure Storage is getting back on its growth path in recent quarters, and most significantly including the third quarter of fiscal 2022 that ended in October: