Michael Burry warned that Alphabet’s long-term bond move is a reminder that even the biggest companies can lose their top position, just like Motorola once did.
Google parent Alphabet plans to raise about $20 billion, including rare 100-year bonds, as it ramps up massive spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure amid intense competition and mixed investor reactions.
Alphabet's aggressive AI spending comes on the back of strong revenue growth momentum. It crossed the $400 billion annual revenue mark for the first time.
Google Cloud's revenue jumped 34% in the third quarter, with a backlog of non-recognized sales contracts rising to $155 billion.
Google took a minority stake in the energy provider last year by entering a partnership with Intersect to build big energy plants next to data center campuses
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Larry Page’s fortune shot up by $8.7 billion on Monday. The primary driver of his wealth surge was his 3.2 percent stake in Alphabet.
Alphabet: Shares of the company rose more than 5% to hit a record high of $315.9, giving it a market capitalization of $3.82 trillion.
Alphabet’s X lab, known for radical innovation projects, is changing how it brings new technologies to market. Instead of turning them into Alphabet subsidiaries, it is increasingly spinning them out as independent startups backed by a new venture fund called Series X Capital.
This marks Alphabet’s second visit to the euro market in 2025 after it raised €6.75 billion in April in a debut sale that helped diversify its funding beyond dollars.
Competition in the broader AI and cloud market is intensifying, with rivals aggressively cutting prices and introducing new generative-AI capabilities.
Alphabet joins a short list of other companies valued above $3 trillion, with Nvidia Corp., Microsoft Corp., and Apple Inc. as the only other publicly traded stocks above that level.
Google can continue making payments to partners such as Apple to feature its search engine, a practice central to its dominance in online search
Principal Qureshi claimed the charts of alphabets were sourced from Bhopal and, due to the seller’s error, three to four such items, generally used in madrasas, were included.
Sundar Pichai explained that when his Google teams present him with a dilemma, often divided between two solutions, he pushes himself to choose one efficiently. The alternative, he noted, is...
Waymo has been into developing self-driving cars for more than a decade now. Once a Google car project, it was given full autonomy in 2016. Waymo conducts its business through ride-hailing services in parts of the US.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said the company is integrating generative AI across all businesses. He added that all 15 products with at least half a billion users now use Gemini models
Alphabet reported $34.5 billion profit, fueled by cloud and AI growth. Revenue rose 12%. Legal challenges loom, including antitrust cases over its dominance in online search and advertising markets.
Over the past year, Google has taken several measures to grow its subscription businesses as part of the company's effort to diversify its revenue beyond advertising.
In a major blow to Google, a U.S. judge has ruled that the tech giant illegally dominates key online advertising markets. The verdict marks a turning point in Big Tech regulation, with the possibility of a forced breakup of Google's ad business. Could this be the beginning of the end for Google’s ad empire? Get the full details, expert reactions, and what’s next in this landmark case.
Isomorphic Labs is raising money in its first-ever external funding round from Thrive Capital, a big backer of ChatGPT developer OpenAI
The company said that it was rolling out improvements in health-related answers in AI Overviews, a feature in Google searches that puts an AI-generated response at the top of results.
The buyout will bolster Google's cloud business with Wiz's AI-powered cybersecurity solutions that companies use to remove critical risks
Alphabet is set to invest $75 billion in capital expenditures, focusing on ramping up its AI capabilities and expanding data centers and infrastructure.
Tech stocks plunged following disappointing earnings and guidance, with Google-parent Alphabet, Uber, and chipmaker AMD among the biggest losers.