Very few folks genuinely understand how to make IBRL a reality. One of the things I love most about the @solana ecosystem is that it attracts the best and brightest who actually know how to make meaningful progress here. Saying I'm "excited" to partner with @pipenetwork doesn't quite capture it. @DavidRhodus and the Pipe team are more like kindred spirits, driven by the same deeply technical vision. When it comes to the content delivery stack for billions of users, Pipe operates literally one hop above us, right after the network layer. They're relentlessly obsessed with optimizing their layer, just as we are with ours. And because our layer directly hands off packets to theirs, this partnership is uniquely important. It means we have to execute flawlessly so Pipe's code can achieve peak performance. There's a specific piece of the DAWN Black Box purpose built exactly for this: the virtualization and network layer. Our system virtualizes workloads and passes data directly to applications using zero-copy networking. This ensures that the Pipe team can have confidence that on our end, bandwidth is maximized and latency minimized, down to the hardware level. I'm eager to dive deeper into this tech because as IBRL gains importance, every application serious about it will have to run something similar to what we've built. The Black Box isn't just a platform for convenience. It's a platform for performance.