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Rob OwensAnalyst

Well, pleased to welcome our next, can't really call you a presenting company. Think anyone here remembers the days of the presentations? Used to give a little canned presentation at these.

Mike BerryCFO

Oh, that was a long time ago.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Way back when. A long time ago.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Yep With the breakout after.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Our next fireside chat, MongoDB. With me to my immediate left, longtime friend Mike Berry, who's the CFO. Dev is the CPO. Yes in charge of product.

Rob OwensAnalyst

We will get into that a little bit as well. Did not get this after my lav, excuse me.

Mike BerryCFO

All right. Thanks for having us, Rob.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Absolutely. Glad to be here.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Absolutely. I think the obvious question, mix of business- and how we should think about it as investors.

Rob OwensAnalyst

It seems to be a hyper-focus around Atlas and what is happening with Atlas, but I think customers are making a choice, and the EA business has been far better, I think, than you would have thought. Maybe just walk us through some of those different dynamics between EA and Atlas at this point, and what is driving each, and how investors should look at the business.

Mike BerryCFO

Sure. Again, thank you for having us. You hit on it. This is all us meeting customers where they are. What we have seen over the last, call it 12 to 18 months, is just a renewed interest in the self-managed part of the world. Do we invest and focus and obsess completely over Atlas? Absolutely. It is super important. In addition, what we have seen is really a pickup in growth in EA. It has always been a good, stable business, specifically around regulated industries, government. I think what you have seen is, I will say, two areas, and then one reason why we like it so much is, hey, the run-anywhere strategy is real. For us to be able to run not only across the three public clouds, but also anywhere they want to deploy, is super important for them.

Mike BerryCFO

Now you bring all the additional regulations, you bring AI into it. Can they even deploy in a cloud given the capacity constraints? Economics matter. So we have seen not only, I will say, the core workloads where certain industries are going to run on-prem anyway, but now you have seen all the new things that they have to deal with, and that has really driven the growth in EA. For us, again, is Atlas important? Absolutely. We obsess over it every day. But we also love EA because they are our largest customers. They will typically, the larger customers, run both self-managed and Atlas. In that cohort, we talked about this at a conference last week, when you look at the large customers that have self-managed and also Atlas growth is actually higher than the total company average.

Mike BerryCFO

So there is this perception, I think, Rob, which is, hey, it cannibalizes it. Our view is that simply hasn't been the case. From our perspective, it also drives a boatload of profitability as well. The other thing is, keep in mind, we have disclosed ARR for EA because of the revenue recognition- Right volatility.

Mike BerryCFO

Keep in mind that that's EA and other. Other is almost always just going to be OEM transactions. This isn't the large Asia Pac deal we've done before, but you'll see a little bit of that variability driven by other. If you look over the last three quarters, EA ARR has accelerated each quarter. To the extent now that we actually guided double digits, I'm sure we'll talk about this in two weeks at our Investor Day as well, but it's certainly now turning into a double-digit growth driver, and we feel really good about it.

Rob OwensAnalyst

Mike, is there any common characteristics of those going with EA? You mentioned large customers, but if you look internationally, are you seeing a pushback to EA for nationalism or kind of running it on-prem versus being in the cloud and having risk of data? Is there any kind of common denominator you can speak to at this point?

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