$CAT posted higher profit and revenue in its latest quarter, driven by solid demand for power generation equipment, especially tied to the ongoing data center and AI infrastructure buildout. Revenue came in around $19.1 billion, while adjusted EPS rose to $5.16, both higher than last year. $CAT did flag that tariffs could pressure margins in 2026, but current demand strength suggests its diversified business is helping absorb cost risks. Energy and transportation, along with construction segments, continue to be key growth drivers as global infrastructure spending stays resilient. With strong earnings but tariff risks ahead, do you see $CAT staying steady or facing pressure next year?