Name: Innovation, AI, and the Future of MultiValue. Session 2
Uploaded: 2026-05-13T15:30:14.002Z
Duration: 46 min 28 s
Description: Innovation, AI, and the Future of MultiValue. Session 2

Transcript for "Innovation, AI, and the Future of MultiValue. Session 2": Hi, everybody. Welcome to the Innovation AI and the Future of Multivalue webinar. We're going to start probably one to two minutes after just to give everybody a chance to log in, and then I'll go over a little bit of logistics before we get started. So hold tight. We'll be right right with you. Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everybody. Thank you for joining, the Innovation AI and the Future of Multivalue webinar today. I wanna go over just a few logistics, as far as the webinar is concerned. We are recording, and recordings will be available on the forum later on this week. Also, there will be a survey after the webinar. We will launch that, close to the end during the q and a session. We would really appreciate it if you could fill out that survey, and I will talk a little bit more about that in a moment. So one other logistic to go over, this is a roadmap webinar as well, and it is informational purposes only and is subject to change. We have a packed agenda today. We're gonna go over NVworld as and also EVA AI, the roadmaps, elearning, rocket build, and then some information on the forum and the product life cycle. This webinar is really focused on AI, so you will see the infusion of AI in many of these subjects. Before we get started, I wanna introduce the team, from the product management. My name is Christine Rizza. I'm the senior manager of the MV Product Management group. Emma Breslin is our product manager for our application servers, Universe and Unidata, as well as the MV tools. Hunter Holmes is the product manager for application servers Jbase d three and OpenQM, and the tools, MVIS and MV Basic for Versus Code. Also with us today are our evangelists, Patrick Payne and Mike Rozalski, our subject matter experts focused in the areas listed here. Dan Elle from elearning will be giving you an update on what's going on on the elearning site. James Hill is our information development manager, and new to MV is Lindsay Buchanan. She is our, marketing manager. So before we jump into the multivalue products and initiatives, I wanna go over MV World. MV World was a conference, it was a community conference that Rocket participated in. It was held in Florida, April 27 through the thirtieth. There were 131 attendees from 55 different companies, and four main themes came out of NVWorld. The first one, of course, is AI integration. AI is top of mind for everybody within the MV community and IT. So we looked at MV EVA, that got a lot of interest from the community. That is a rocket product that Emma will be going over in just a moment. Also from AI integration, there were discussions around token management, augmentations with MB Systems and Agendic AI, replacing that user interface. AI trickled over into modernization, being a must for modernization. During modernization, we had talks around, API first approach, hybrid approaches, and more. So workforce development came out as a theme. That's really succession planning. We had a lot of young developers throughout the community attend very excited about their career within MV and what MV can do, and very interested in learning more and advancing their careers. They really like doing mentorship programs and think that is essential for their career path. MV tooling also came out as a theme, a lot of things around Python, Versus Code, and DevOps practices. All in all, a great conference and looking forward to more conferences, in the future. And on that AI note, I'm going to pass it over to Emma who's going to introduce you to multivalue EVA. Thank you, Christine. So building on the NV World update, I am going to share some exciting updates on our work with, AI for the multivalued platform. Next slide, please. Okay. So many of you told us at NV World that, obviously, AI is no longer a nice to have. It's at the forefront of your mind, mission critical, and central to how you want to innovate and grow. And that reality is what shapes our AI vision. A vision to transform NV into an AI native platform. One where you can clearly understand what's happening in your environment, allowing you to operate with confidence and modernize continuously simply by asking questions in natural language. At the core of our vision is Rocket Eva. So Eva brings intelligence directly into the heart of your core systems where your most valuable data and processes already live. By unlocking deep trusted context, Eva changes how you work. Observability turns into true clarity, clarity drives real action, and modernization becomes continuous and organic rather than disruptive and risky. So this is how we believe AI should work for the platform, embedded, trusted, and focused on helping you move forward with confidence. Next slide. Oops. Okay. So when we talk about modernization without disruption, what we're really talking about is how we help you to move forward without putting your business at risk. So our approach is focused on bringing intelligence to the systems you already rely on, rather than asking you to rebuild, replatform, or slow down just to modernize. Progress, should feel continuous, not disruptive. So as the vision outlined, at the center of this approach is rocketiva. So across the industry, there's growing recognition that AI is only useful when it understands the systems it's working with. So meaning secure access to build trusted system information, not generic models or disconnected insights. With EVA, our aim is to bring natural language intelligence directly into your environment, helping your teams quickly understand what's happening across the system and why, all without changing how you work. So for, by providing end to end visibility so that your teams can act faster and with greater confidence. So when we say modernization without disruption powered by AI, this means AI that means that the speed of your business strengthens what already works and helps you modernize on your terms. So what is EVA? As we've touched upon, EVA is a trusted AI platform and governance layer that transforms mFi into an AI native platform. So that's one where organizations can understand, operate, and modernize their mission critical systems through natural language safely and transparently. As the slide shows, EVA for MV provides insights into data, business intelligence, performance, development, and more. So in the next slide, I'm gonna dive into, the EVA core and cover the five insights and assistance that you see here. So let's go ahead and take a look. There's quite a lot to get through. So, before we jump into the details, I do just want to set expectations. So what you're seeing here is an overview of the road map that we are currently building out. So not everything will be available on day one. We will be rolling these capabilities out in phases. So think of this slide as, like as the destination of a journey that we've started on. So with that in mind, let's start at the top left with application insights because this is where modernization really begins. Ultimately, customers cannot modernize what they don't understand. And let's be honest, many applications today are powerful but also mysterious. So application insights turns that mystery into knowledge you can actually use. It allows teams to clearly see how the application is structured and its dependencies, expose where critical business rules live, helps you understand what's going to break before you make a change, and identifies where dead code duplication and architectural drift have crept in over time. So most importantly, it grounds modernization readiness in real run time usage and not guesswork. So next up is the upgrade and migration assistant. We all know that upgrades are delayed because not because people don't don't want to modernize, but because they're worried about breaking production environments and not having the right expertise to do so. So the assistance, removes this uncertainty by guiding you through version upgrades and platform migrations, generating clear upgrade and migration checklists, and flagging high risk areas based on both structure and run time behavior. So the goal here is, for simple upgrades and confidence allowing you to move forwards. Now let's move to the development and modernization agent where, AI really starts working with your teams. So this directly, addresses the skill shortage and time pressure helping your teams to evolve, long lived applications. So the agent, suggests safe refactoring and design improvements, generates and maintains tests as the system evolves, plus produces contextual documentation and code reviews. So this isn't about taking developers out the loop. It's about helping, your teams do more faster and with confidence. So moving down to the bottom left, we have operation insights, where run time reality feeds everything else. So here we focus on behavioral baselines and anomaly detection, trace driven root cause analysis, error clustering, and smarter triage. And importantly, operation insights creates a closed feedback loop. So next, we have AI enabled applications, and this is where your users and business teams will, experience directly. So this will have natural language search and reporting, semantic search across application data, plus role and context aware in app assistance. And then finally, and this does underpin everything, is the EVA core because AI does need to be trusted. So EVA core provides role aware access and policy enforcement, data privacy, residency, and retention controls, all with full audibility. So with AvaCore, governance is is built on and not bolted on later. So as we progress, we will be sharing more information with you. And with that, I would like to announce the AVA, customer advisory board. So starting the week of 05/25/2026, obviously, we're launching the AVA customer advisory board. This is where we'll bring together a small focus group or potentially even small groups of customers to partner closely with the EVA product team and help shape what we build next. So as part of the cab, you'll have a real voice. You'll help us prioritize the road map, and you will get early visibility into where Eva is heading. So we're keeping the group's intentionally limited and small to make sure the conversations are meaning meaningful and so that, of course, we can collect all of your feedback. So if you would like to join us, please reach out to me directly at ebreslin@rocketsoftware.com, to register your interest. So we'd we'd love to have you partner with us, as many as you as possible and help us build the future of ever together. So I'm gonna now hand back to Christine. Thanks, Emma. Now we're gonna jump into the product roadmaps, release highlights, and betas. And before we do that, I want to remind everybody that the MV roadmaps are published on the Rocket forum. In the future, we will have that EVA road map, as mem as Emma mentioned, so that will be coming soon. And then we will have roadmaps for all of the other products as presented here. You can get on the forum. There is a link to the road maps and FAQs where you will find all of the the PDFs for the, road maps. With that, I am going to hand it back to Emma to start us off with Universe and Unidata. Thank you, Christine. So moving on to look at Unidata and Universe. So as announced during our last, roadmap webinar, Universe 14 t one was released in November 2025. And since then, we've had a number of customers already upgrade, and so they're seeing the benefits of this release in their day to day environments. But if you haven't had a chance to move to 14 t one yet, I'm just gonna quickly give you a recap now so that you can obviously understand the features that you'll get in this release. So in this release, we made, significant enhancements to the recoverable file system, giving administrators explicit control to enable or disable RFS and precisely define which files are protected. We also improved index consistency with real inter it, real time index awareness so users immediately see the updates. Plus we added, verify index that provides you with, transparency and confidence in data integrity. And for to and for the developers, enhancements to the basic language introduced try catch error handling and native JSON support, making your applications more robust and obviously easier to integrate. So in this release, reliability is, further strengthened with file level and partial work recovery. This ensures that, data and indexes remain consistent after any unexpected failures. And then finally, platform updates include Python three thirteen and OpenSSL FIP support. So we do have a wealth of upgrade resources available for you, on the forum and also, on our website. But if you need any help with the upgrade resources, please do just reach out. So before I dive into the eight four one features, I just want to rewind, to the eight four one beta we ran early this year. So we had a beta with multiple, beta drops, hands on demos, and lots of energetic feedback. So all of that really helped shape the final release. So I just want to say a special thank you to everybody who took part in the beta. So as you can see, this release strengthens the platform across observability, developer productivity, performance monitoring, verification, and modernization. So in Unidata eight four one, we've introduced open telemetry. So this will provide you with deeper visibility into system behavior and faster issue diagnostics. For developers, the basic enhancements, they now align with the universe. So we've introduced try catch error handling and native JSON support in this release. We've also, brought the, performance monitoring tool, UD TPM, to the Windows platform. So they so users on Windows now have the same monitoring tools that have been available on UNIX previously. And as you can see, replication capabilities have been advanced, and we've continued our focus on platform and security updates, including Python, OpenSSL, and new OS platform certifications. So overall, Unidata eight four one, it it's aimed to make it, easier to build, monitor, and operate modern application. And this release is going to be available very soon, And we will have, customer enablement sessions following the release. So please do look out for your invite to these sessions. They will be the customer enablement sessions, they will be coming out very soon. So as the Unidata beta customers will already be aware, we would like to hear from you further on, basic extensions and open telemetry development. So we are looking ahead to q three twenty twenty six where we're planning to have basic extensions and open telemetry breakout sessions. Again, these will be small focused interactive sessions where we bring you in early so you can help us validate and shape where we're going. So if you've ever thought, I wish the product did this, this is your chance to say it. And, again, we're keeping attendance limited so everyone has the chance to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and obviously give real actionable feedback. But if we need to, we will, of course, have more than one session, have additional breakout. So we would love to have you in the room. So if you're interested, please do reach out to me, ebresnan@rocketsoftware.com, and sign up and register your interest, and then we'll have further communication later in the year. So moving on to the roadmaps. So for the application servers road map, on the left, you'll see the 2026 committed and plan worked. As you can see, we're building strong momentum, modern observability with open telemetry, richer basic extensions, better diagnostics, and continued platform and security updates. And looking ahead to 2027 and the future, our directional focus is on expanding those foundations further, deeper hotel and basic enhancements, ongoing platform modernization, plus performance improvements. So looking at this slide, you may have noticed what looks like a jump in terms of version numbering. So for example, we are going to move from universe fourteen two one to fourteen three one, but please don't be concerned by this. The reason is because we are moving to, semantic versioning. So if you have any questions about the move to semantic versioning, please do reach out to me. And just to summarize, the road map is about modernizing with confidence while continuing to live our value for universe and uni data. For the application server tools in 2026, we're focusing on, strengthening the foundations. So we're having, certified releases across UT common clients, d v tools, uopi, and the dot net toolkit. Each of these releases will include, enhancements, bug fixes, and they will, of course, align with the latest Universe and Unidata versions. So looking into 2027 and beyond, that momentum continues with ongoing improvements across the tools ensuring they evolve in step with the platform. So as announced for the MB application servers, we're also moving to semantic versioning for the tools. Okay. So this road map is all about keeping our MB tools reliable, secure, and moving forward. So across 2026 and beyond, we're focused on steady maintenance and platform updates for SBXA, AccuSerm, and Wintergrade, protecting your existing investments while continuing to modernize. I'd just like to take this opportunity to clarify ownership across these products. So I'm the product manager for SBXA, and I'd also like to introduce Renee Terhulst as the product owner for Wintergrate and Accuterm. So Renee will be driving priorities and customer focused improvements for Wintergrate and Accuterm AccuTemp as we go forward. And with that, I will hand over to Hunter. Thanks, Emma. Good morning, everybody. So before jumping into the road map, just like to quickly go over some releases. I'd like to start by looking at Jbase six two two since it released pretty late last year. Just wanna reiterate to everyone that six two two introduced, faster, more configurable, and a more powerful transaction journaler in version two dot zero, as well as auto auth for license activation, as well as many other enhancements and fixes. Jumping to d three, just another reminder that ten four one is coming up soon. You can expect further Linux and Windows alignment, such as implementing that newer Apache Thrift interface on d three Windows to communicate between the FSI and the VME like it's done on Linux, as well as, certifications for Python three thirteen, Windows twenty twenty five, and Linux 10. And of course, a lot not shown here on these slides. So encourage, you know, d three and Jbase folks take a look at the release notes in the doc portal for more information. Alright. Jumping to road map. Jbase six two three is slated for later this year and really builds on the improvements, introduced with six two two. I'll call out that certifications of open JDK 22, Linux 10, and open SSL three five are on the way. Directionally, OpenQM four one one is in planning. Development will begin later this year. Security compliance is upfront and center, as a focus for this. And d three ten four two will see continued alignment, in Linux and Windows versions and will be our second, ten four release with a once yearly planned cadence moving forward. In the future column and in research, the team's been scoping out various projects, with your feedback. Things like the the debugger enhancements, NVIS integration, and Python for Jbase, as well as further improvements to d three OS alignment. And feedback is super important, which is why we're still planning on holding a cab later this year. More information on, the what and when to be shared soon. Alright. Let's move to, MVIS and MVVS. So looking at the MVIS roadmap, already released this year thus far, 02/31 and February brought major visual, UX and usability improvements to the new UI. Later this year, following our quarterly cadence, for releases, you can expect further UI improvements, along with security updates, and compatibility with Windows '20 20 five. The team is also working, on a metadata management tab, a part of the new UI, but more details will be shared on that later. Directionally, we're looking forward to three dot one next year, where the plan is, currently to incorporate this new UI as the standard default. We are also planning for Java 2025 and Linux 10 support, with more to be revealed, of course, closer to that date. And in the future column and in research, teams exploring some exciting topics. I wanna call out predictive connection pool scaling, using AI, and potential J based support, with certainly more. Alright. Before I move on, excited to show off the new admin UI in m v I s with the clear manage, develop, and operate, separation, which, certainly improves usability and reduces admin error. Now this new operate tab replaces the old one, with the same functionality. But importantly, users no longer have to press okay button after every action, which, I'm I'm sure is a much welcomed and certainly more user friendly addition, to the product. So really encourage you all, MVIS users, head to RBC, download the latest version, MVIS, and, take advantage of what you see here. Play around with the new UI, and, feedback is certainly welcomed and and needed to make sure that this new interface is the best it can be. Alright. So lastly, moving on to Versus Code. Two ten was released just last week. In it, we added online development support for Jbase, which is really exciting. You can now more easily connect to Jbase servers, explore accounts and files, and work with, your data in real time. Support for Unidata eight four one basic features also has been improved and adds compatibility, with modern versions. Okay. Looking at two eleven coming later this year, we have planned for Copilot AI integration, specifically, for autofill prediction statements. And, this was actually a direct result of feedback that we got from users at the MB World Conference, end of last month. We're also planning syntax highlighting and region collapsing for for better code management. Alright. Moving to the future column and in research. Among our many projects that we're working on, we are exploring, more JBase enhancements, like debugging as well as, other MV supported options and much more there. So before I hand things off, I wanted to just show off MV versus in Jbase. So what you're seeing here is a screenshot of Jbase online editing in Versus code. In this example, I just noticed when I'm hovering over the read statement and getting feedback alive on what read does. So super exciting for our Jbase users. Looking forward to hear your feedback. And with that, I will hand things over, I think, to Christine. Thanks, everybody. Thanks, Hunter. I'm gonna go over the multivalue elearning. Dan, unfortunately, was not be able not able to join us this morning, so I'll do my best here. So e learning, is our virtual website where you can get in and do various different modules, view some shorts, and the initiative for 2026 is really enabling the next generation, the new generation, by bringing that modern practices to multivalue. So we have some, programming on Python remotely and also the U2 environment, U2py, and direct calls from Basic for Python. There's some shorts available as well as, on all these subjects. We have a using the the Rocket MV Basic extension with online editing. There are some I believe these are shorts as well, or they are full modules. The the one full module that we do have is that general knowledge certification. That's a new edition. It's a multi topic certification. I believe there's eight topics. And once you complete that, there is a test, and you will be, certified on Universe. Additionally, we have some other shorts on extending Versus Code, AI in Versus Code, and AI setup using markdown and skills. Again, that AI infused innovation, within e learning. There is some Docker based tutorials. This is essential for Universe, Unidata, and Jbase, and, you'll need to you you'll you'll learn more about, Docker images without the need for for being online. There's also a Python for basic using Versus Code. You'll learn how to call those Python methods, classes, functions, for YouTube basic. So that's what we have going on in elearning. If you have questions about any of these modules or how to get into the e learning site, please reach out to Dan, and I'll have his email address here at the end. And with that, I'm gonna pass it over to James to go over some information development. Hello, everybody. For the past few months now, multivalue InfoDab, we've been busy using AI in practical ways to improve the documentation experience. And, yes, we've been automating and improving internal processes, but we're doing that with the aim of producing better outcomes for you. We've been standardizing how we use AI across our documentation process, and that helps us deliver clear explanations, more complete coverage of of topics, code examples that are annotated to get you started, and content designed to help both experienced developers and new team members get productive faster. None of this works without your input. One of our biggest priorities is making sure we're solving the right problems. As always, we're actively asking for your feedback. So I ask you to think about where are you getting stuck today? What workflows are unclear, under documented? Where are new developers struggle the most? You can share your feedback through the docu documentation portal. There's a couple of ways you can do that on the portal, or you can share it directly with me or anyone on this call. The MVID team thinks of this AI journey as a partnership. And in some cases, we're working directly with customers to create the documentation you need. And next slide. Yes. We have heard that not everyone is fully aware how to get the most out of our doc portal, so I wanted to bring this up today. When you go to our Rocket portal URL, which you see there, the first step is to choose your product on one of the tiles in alphabetical order. Select the version you're working with, and that's important because documentation, like the software, is version specific. From there, you can use the search bar at top right. Enter end your search query with a question mark to get an AI generated search and a response that links you to related topics. I think that's the AI part of this, and and I think it's gonna be very helpful. For example, you might ask something like, how do I write a Python program to access universe? What's changed in Unidata eight four one? The portal will return an AI generated answer that includes links to the documentation that you're looking for. And just as with the documentation strategy, again, your feedback is critical. If the if the doc portal doesn't give you a response or if the answer isn't quite right, we do capture and track that in our system. But that said, we encourage you to reach out to us, let you know what information or topics you're looking for, and we can help work with you to deliver that content that supports your environment. Alright. Thank you. I'll pass it back to Christine. Thanks, James. Next, I wanna talk a little bit about RocketBuild twenty twenty six. So RocketBuild is our annual hackathon. It all began in 2014. This hackathon has grown to now include not only our rocketeers, but also our entire customer partner and student ecosystem. So in 2026, we have three themes. They're all around AI and how our customers are reimagining the world with AI. So the first theme is transforming customer outcomes of work. This is really designed this this theme is designed around AI powered experiences that enable our customers to deliver faster, clearer, and more intuitive outcomes for their end to end users. The second theme is reinvent how work gets done. So this theme is using AI and modern technology to reimagine internal workflows, reduce operational overhead, and empower technical and business teams to work smarter and faster. The third theme is unlocking value through cross product innovation. This demonstrates how combining Rocket products and data can create powerful new capabilities that no single product can deliver alone. So think about this as interoperability, shared insights, unified for workflows, and seamless transitions across the Rocket ecosystem. The registration is, June. This is the official registration, is open for all of the RocketBuild teams. The September is the virtual coding and regional judging. And then November 26, the finalists from that regional judging, will go to an in person Rocket Build. That is tentatively set for November 26 and location to be determined. What I wanna emphasize with RocketBuild is that this is really, a community project. So MV has always had customers that have participated, and I really would like to see a lot more customers and partners as well as students participate. So whether you have an idea of what a Rocket product could do and you wanna, create your own, customer or partner team or you wanna work with some of our development teams on your idea, please reach out to me. Let me know. I will, sync you up with any of the development teams that you might wanna work with. If you have younger developers, whether they be students or somebody that works for you that would like to work on these projects, especially the AI themed projects, please let us know. We always encourage our customers, partners, and students to participate in RocketBuild. So moving on to our Accredited Solutioning Partner Program. This is a partner program that we have just initiated, and this is how we're assisting our customers with their modernization journey. So our Rocket Envy Services and Solutioning can help you, deploy, optimize, and extend your solutions. We do this through help health checks, workshops, jump starts, and other assistance packages. So in in addition to our RocketMV services and solutioning, we've recently implemented the RocketMV Accredited Solutioning Partner Program. So these are solutioning partners like Intellious and Elevation who can offer extended services. These partners are vetted through an application review process to ensure quality, alignment, and outcomes with Rocket Standards. So in the near future, you'll be able to access the list of these accredited partners on the Rocket Forum or through your account manager. So, also, if you're interested in becoming an accredited solution partner, please reach out to me. I'll I'll ensure that you get that application form and, give you any other any other information that you might have on that. Moving on to the RocketMV forum and the Innovation Library. We have a RocketMV forum at community.rocketsoftware.com. This is where we keep a lot of our information on MV. So you've heard me mention this a couple times. You'll find MV product pages here with links to the roadmaps, the FAQs, blogs, and publicly available webinar recordings. This is also where you can ask questions on various different products. You'll see the product pages here and communicate with other customers on, anything that you're doing. Additionally, we launched the Innovation Library on the forum in June 2025. This is a place to share ideas, prototypes, code snippets, and more. We're inviting all Rocket Multivalue partners and customers to become active contributors and beneficiaries of this Innovation Library. So this is really a place to showcase your solutions, download and explore prototypes, demos, white papers, and access and adapt sample code and reusable code snippets and integration examples. So your ideas, experiments, and use cases can help accelerate innovation across the entire Mv ecosystem, so every shared insight builds a stronger and smarter community. So I wanna touch on the MV product life cycle. So starting on October 1, twenty twenty six of this year, we are implementing our new MV product life cycle. So we have extended our general availability time frame from three years to four years. The end of limited support or limited limited support time frame is two years. And then upgrade support is when it goes into end of limited support. And then new we new to the product life cycle, we will be introducing a stage of end of version life. This is after the seventh year where, we will end of life versions when maintenance will no longer be available. I just really wanna highlight why we did, a change to the product lifecycle. So there are many risks for being on outdated versions. Security vulnerabilities where you have unpatched exploits, compliance issues, and increased attack surfaces. So, you know, older versions often lack that security critical patches, making them vulnerable to known attacks. Outdated versions may violate industry regulations, and then legacy systems may not support those modern security protocols. The lack of support. So, eventually support ends for older versions, meaning there's no updates, bug fixes, or customer service. So we often have limited expertise as software ages, so that makes it harder for troubleshooting. Performance and stability issues: older versions may contain unresolved bugs that affect reliability and user experience. And really importantly, legacy versions often lack optimizations found in newer versions, so leading to slower performance and higher resource consumption. There's also compatibility problems. Newer tools, APIs, or platforms may not work on outdated versions, limiting that innovation and automation. And then there's hardware incompatibilities where updates in hardware may not be supported on those older versions. So older versions have those missed features. You know, new features that improve usability automation or collaboration are unavailable. And then falling behind in technology can also hinder your business agility and responsiveness. And lastly, operational and financial risks. Supporting outdated versions often requires customer custom fixes and legacy expertise. And then older versions may be more prone to outages and affecting business continuity. We have a number of resources available on the product life cycle itself. There is a product life cycle handbook available on the forum and in on the PAM as well as in the Rocket documentation portal. We also have a number of resources on upgrades, upgrade assistance, best practices, questions really around the miss, of upgrading. And then we also have release matrixes that compare versions, across time and what the difference is, the added features, the the dropped features, upgraded features. So if you have any, questions on the PLC or upgrade assistance, please reach out to me and I'll be more than happy to assist in any way that I can. So with that, I really wanna thank everybody for joining today. These are our contact information, everybody that's on this call and more. So if you have questions, please feel free to reach out to any of us. We are going to take Q and A. There is a Q and A section, that you can type in your questions and we'll answer as many as we can. If we can't provide answers, we will, get back to you as soon as possible. So with that, I'm gonna start with I'm gonna go from the bottom. Alex asked, does this mean that universe 14 dot x is not yet supported on Red Hat 10? Emma, do you wanna answer that? Yes. 14, two one is certified on red hat 10. That's the first release we specified for red hat 10. Okay. Thank you very much. And then for Hunter, QM and Windows '20 25. How about that? I just get my camera on here. Yep. Certainly on the radar. Our next QM version four one one, slated for next year. I will check with the team to see if we're putting it in that or next one. So I'll get back to to to you, Angel, about that. Appreciate the question. And then, Emma, for you, what's the ETA of universe fourteen three one? The ETA, Charles, is for q four twenty twenty six, but as per the, road map road map disclaimer, this is planned, not submitted at this stage. So that is our plan q four twenty twenty six that could be subject Okay. Thank you very much. So we do have a question on will we be sharing the slides from today's presentation? change. Yes. They will be posted on the Rocket Forum And, you can or the recording will. One or the other. Or maybe both. I'm not quite sure. And the other questions, we will take offline. Anybody else have any other questions? Please type them in. Wanna remind everybody that we will launch a survey. Would really appreciate you before you log off of Goldcast to, fill out that survey. Just give it another minute and see if there's any other questions. Alright. Greta, if you wanna go ahead and launch that survey. Thank you everybody for joining today. Again, would appreciate your feedback in the survey, and we will talk to you in another few months. Thank you. Have a great day.