Terrence Curtin

“Well, we're in Chicago, so we're not back in Philly. Good morning, everybody, and certainly, Luke, thank you for hosting. I think some of the key things that when you think about TE, and you did a nice job teeing it up, is where we're positioned about anywhere where you need to have data or power connecting.”

“Well, we're in Chicago, so we're not back in Philly. Good morning, everybody, and certainly, Luke, thank you for hosting. I think some of the key things that when you think about TE, and you did a nice job teeing it up, is where we're positioned about anywhere where you need to have data or power connecting.”

“And before I get into the slides and the details of our results and expectations going forward, I do want to make some overall comments. TE is positioned around the accelerating data and power trends that are driving significant growth for us today and creating opportunities for strong growth in the years ahead.”

“And, you know, just to frame, you know, where Alex was going, you know, when we look at TE, it's important to understand that we play at the intersection where you need data connectivity as well as power connectivity.”

“And let me just, I'll get to your question, I promise. But first off is I think what's important is when you think about what TE does, we very much focus on where does data need connectivity, as well as when you need computing data, you also need power.”