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The latest data point for Current Contract Liabilities (NBIS) in Q4'25 stands at 1.58B USD, marking a substantial increase from the previous quarter's 15.6M USD and representing the highest value in the observed period. From Q1'23 to Q4'25, the chart shows an initial growth phase with liabilities rising steadily from 180M USD to a peak of 258M USD in Q4'23, followed by a sharp decline to a low of 10.5M USD in Q1'24, likely indicating fulfillment of prior obligations. Subsequent quarters exhibited modest recovery and stabilization around 15-19M USD through Q3'25, before the dramatic surge in Q4'25, suggesting new contract inflows; overall, the trend reflects volatility with a net upward trajectory over the 12-quarter span, driven by episodic expansions in deferred revenue commitments.