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Google appears in Part 1, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, Part 13 of The Buildout. Part 1: Nvidia’s Demand Is Real. Its Financing Is Fragile.; Part 3: The Machines Will Work. The Debt Might Not.; Part 4: AI Spending Has Met Its First Real Bill; Part 5: OpenAI and Anthropic Are Not the Same Business; Part 6: Power Doesn’t Depreciate. Its Premium Moves.; Part 8: AI Lenders Are Financing the End of Scarcity; Part 9: Habit Was the Moat. Agents Are Draining It.; Part 10: The Bubble Is in the Denominator; Part 11: The Backlog Is Not the Quarter; Part 12: The Model Is Not the Price; Part 13: The Ratepayer Pays First. Argued in Part 13 (The load pays its way), Part 13 (Voices that cross sides).
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Part 13 · The load pays its wayDec 18, 2025
Citing ERCOT's October 2025 reporting, over 200 gigawatts of large loads have requested interconnection through the interim process, yet less than 4% have been granted approval to energize and about another 7% are eligible to seek energization…
Part 13 · The load pays its wayDec 18, 2025
The Joint Commenters recommend the Commission adopt a unifying framework aligning all related rulemakings and ERCOT protocol revisions, advancing cost-causation-based cost assignment that shields residential and small commercial customers from cost…
Part 13 · Voices that cross sides
Shield households by cost causation; $24B of Texas lines need loads that connect.
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Part 11Funded, not forecast
Burry's September 28 list is of a different guarantee: the residual-value guarantees that Nvidia, Oracle and Google Cloud now give on chips, not because they want to, he argues, but because lenders require them for an asset that lost 51% of its value in its first three years.
The Backlog Is Not the QuarterPart 10Who writes the checks
Two customers supplied almost 25% of Anthropic’s 2025 revenue, and Amazon and Google channels carried 47% of its sales.
The Bubble Is in the DenominatorPart 09Habit is not a moat
Booking already appears in 61% to 70% of AI travel recommendations, he writes, while transactional searches remain with Google.
Habit Was the Moat. Agents Are Draining It.Part 08A shortage with a price
Ren points to the income statements: Azure grew 43%, Google Cloud 82% and AWS 37%, its fastest pace in eighteen quarters.
AI Lenders Are Financing the End of ScarcityPart 06The megawatt premium
Google opened an investor call on its energy strategy with access to power.
Power Doesn’t Depreciate. Its Premium Moves.Part 05Cheap intelligence arrives
Deepvalue Capital says Alibaba’s models passed 3bn downloads, ahead of Meta and Google, while compute stays tight and the price per token keeps falling.
OpenAI and Anthropic Are Not the Same BusinessPart 04Arithmetic sets the test
Prof G Markets tallied the immediate bill: Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta spent $165 billion on capital spending in three months, up 87 percent from a year earlier and 393 percent from three years earlier.
AI Spending Has Met Its First Real BillPart 04The tape picks winners
Google grew cloud 82 percent and search 17 percent, yet its stock fell because capital spending ate the free cash flow.
AI Spending Has Met Its First Real BillPart 03Demand has teeth
AWS’s backlog stands at $496 billion, Microsoft’s commercial commitments at $678 billion and Google Cloud’s at $514 billion.
The Machines Will Work. The Debt Might Not.Part 01Lede
In late May, Apollo was raising $38 billion of debt to put Google’s TPUs, not Nvidia’s GPUs, behind Anthropic.
Nvidia’s Demand Is Real. Its Financing Is Fragile.Part 01Private credit, public appetite
In early June, writing about Google’s decision to rent GPUs, he pointed to a revealing price: Google paid roughly double the market rate for Nvidia hardware while its own, cheaper TPUs sat available.
Nvidia’s Demand Is Real. Its Financing Is Fragile.Part 01Long the chips, short the returns
If Google is willing to pay roughly double, if Broadcom’s orders exceed shipments by a wide margin, and if customer-wide visibility lasts a year, then scarcity is not a financing mirage.
Nvidia’s Demand Is Real. Its Financing Is Fragile.On the Docket
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Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta report, and the Fed decides the same day: whether the TPU system sales inside Google Cloud's backlog get a size, and whether Cloud growth holds near the second quarter's 82% without them.
Amazon reports: it does not break Anthropic out, so the test is what AWS discloses about its largest customers, against Silverio's October 5 count of 47% of Anthropic's sales through Amazon and Google.
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