I mean, see, they make great margins. Actually, honestly, you could kind of compare Apple to Bloom. Uh, but Apple probably brings down from memory closer to 35%. So, Apple justifies a higher peg than these guys do.
Uh, I will verify that in just a moment. So, let's see here. Apple. Okay. Well, I'm still grabbing some of these screenies here. Okay. Let's go. That's the Oracle doc. We saw the Oracle note from them.
Deposits, the upfront deposits, upfront deposits coming in as deferred revenues. People always end up seeing that in their cash flow statement and then they're like, "Look at all this cash flow."
But, you know, that's less than they're going to get up front because they're deposits. That's the whole point. That's all right. Bloom Energy. So, the big thing was bullish TAM.
Just finish screening these bullish TAM. Let's grab this. This was their guidance. This was their operating guidance. So, gross margin, net margin, margin swings all over the place, and the talk about backlogs.
Okay, perfect. So, let's put all that together and come up with some bottom lines. And Apple's becoming more of a service business, too. And those margins are very high.