Operating profit for Intel Products was $2.7 billion, 23% of revenue and down $250 million quarter-over-quarter, principally driven by the period costs I highlighted earlier. Intel Foundry delivered revenue of $4.4 billion, down 5% sequentially and above expectations on better-than-forecasted output of Intel 7 wafers and increased advanced packaging services. In Q2, 18A reached a key milestone with the start of production wafers in Arizona ahead of Intel Products Q4 launch of its next-generation client product code named Panther Lake. Intel Foundry released an early version of Intel 14A's PDK to lead external customers and at Direct Connect in April, announced an EMIB advanced packaging partnership with Amkor. Intel Foundry operating loss in Q2 was $3.2 billion, down $848 million sequentially, materially driven by the $800 million impairment charges I discussed earlier. Turning to All Other. Revenue came in at $1.1 billion and was up 12% sequentially and above expectations.