
Berkeley Lab counted 2,061 GW of generation and storage waiting on interconnection at the end of 2025.
Of capacity requested from 2000 to 2020, only 13% got built by end of 2025. 75% was withdrawn.
The trip from request to operating takes over five years.
We mapped the grid intelligence layer underneath this a while back, what has to get smarter before more of that queue can actually connect: kryptonresearch.substack.com…
$NOW goodwill nearly tripled in nine months, $3,578M at Dec 31 to $10,012M at Sep 30.
Intangible assets, net went from $1,121M to $3,594M.
$6,623M of that goodwill was acquired this year, $5,323M of it from Armis alone.
$PYPL sold a lot more of its loan book this year.
Loans derecognized in the first nine months had an unpaid balance of $24.0B, up from $18.3B a year ago. Proceeds were $23.8B.
Held for sale loans more than doubled too, $3,687M at Sep 30 vs $1,726M at Dec 31.
$RIVN construction in progress was $463M at Sep 30, down from $1,712M at year end.
Machinery and equipment rose to $5,868M from $4,152M over the same stretch.
Depreciation in Q3 was $240M, up from $175M a year ago.
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$BA 777X inventory built a lot this year.
Work in process was $7,608M at Sep 30, up from $4,313M at Dec 31.
Deferred production costs inside that went from $651M to $2,731M.
$MSFT had $364.6B of leases that had not started yet at Sep 30.
That was $329.1B at Jun 30. Mostly datacenters, starting in fiscal 2027 through fiscal 2034.
Finance lease liabilities already on the balance sheet are $71.0B.
$HOOD event contracts did $173M in Q3, up from $27M a year ago.
The 10-Q says sports contracts, the driver, are now shut for new trades in Nevada, Michigan and, by Nov 2, Ohio.
Crypto revenue fell to $120M from $268M in the same quarter.
$LLY inventories are $18.2B, up from $13.7B at year end.
Work in process is $10.7B of it. Finished products are $3.0B, up from $1.9B.
Nine month plant spending was $8.4B, vs $5.3B a year ago.
$AMZN can now borrow against the hardware itself.
Its Q3 10-Q, filed today, adds a secured supplier loan facility of up to $80B for infrastructure purchases, drawable Q1 2027 through Q3 2028.
Total commitments went from $650.0B at Jun 30 to $883.6B at Sep 30.
$META closed $12.5B of 6.50% mandatory convertible preferred on Oct 29.
The other piece is a forward sale on 40M shares. The 8-K says Meta receives no proceeds from it today.
Settlement is Meta's choice, by Nov 19, 2027, at an initial $622.92 a share.
$GOOGL inventory was $2,439M at Dec 31. It was $13,308M at Sep 30.
Jun 30 was already $9,991M.
The 10-Q says inventory is mostly hardware tied to TPU systems for sale to enterprise customers, plus Pixel devices.
$SNDK non-current contract liabilities were $752M at Oct 2, up from $393M at Jul 3.
Current contract liabilities fell to $777M, from $849M.
$MA closed BVNK on Aug 3 for $1.4B cash, plus up to $300M if performance targets are met.
The preliminary allocation puts $1,271M in goodwill, about 91% of the cash paid.
Intangibles were $363M: developed technology $238M over 9 years, customer relationships $125M over 14.
$F Ford Credit finance receivables were $105.9B at Sep 30, down from $110.6B at Dec 31.
Net investment in operating leases rose to $29.5B from $28.5B.
Net property rose to $41.5B from $37.3B.
$CAT long-term trade receivables are up 56% this year, $2.14B to $3.35B.
Coverage talked inventories. The June 10-Q footnoted $1.2B of this line as tariff overpayment recoveries, still waiting on Customs.
$CVX nine month capex barely moved, $12.61B vs $12.08B a year ago.
International upstream was $5.63B, up from $3.97B. U.S. upstream fell to $6.05B from $7.21B.
$ABBV oncology looked flat at $1.70B, up 0.8%.
Split it out and the U.S. fell 5.7% to $973M while international grew 11.1% to $723M.
$XOM ended Q3 with $66.5B in notes and accounts receivable, up from $44.6B on Dec 31.
Payables climbed too, to $78.6B from $60.9B.
Income taxes payable more than tripled over the same stretch, $7.0B vs $2.1B.




















