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Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome is less about buying a browser than seizing the gateway to the internet itself. If it succeeds, the startup could leap decades ahead in influence, data, and AI capability - but the risks, from regulators to rivals, are as immense as the prize
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'Loved the fight between both teams. At this point, I’d put money on a 2-2,' Google CEO Sundar Pichai said while in the commentary box.
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Sundar Pichai holds a 0.02% economic stake in the company, worth about $440 million, leaving the bulk of his fortune in cash
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Google and other tech giants are competing fiercely to attract and retain top researchers, engineers, and developers in the race to dominate the rapidly evolving AI sector
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Alphabet, Google’s parent company, posted strong Q2 2025 earnings, reporting a 14% year-on-year revenue jump to $96.4 billion. CEO Sundar Pichai credited artificial intelligence for the boost
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Caesar Sengupta also highlighted that in a big company, the risk to one's physical and mental health is more contained, but at a startup, 'you’re just much more fragile'.
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Grok 4 marks a major leap for Musk’s xAI initiative, which aims to challenge the dominance of OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic in the frontier model race.
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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...
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Former Google MD Parminder Singh shares a surprising encounter with a humble Sundar Pichai before he became CEO, revealing a key leadership trait.
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Pichai said the future leader must ensure that Google’s tools and innovations continue to make a real difference in people’s lives.
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Pichai explained that he has been using AI tools such as Replit and Cursor to develop custom webpages.
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Pichai addressed the growing concern that artificial intelligence could eventually make a large chunk of Google’s 1,80,000 employees redundant.
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When asked if Google could continue doing everything it wants to do if forced to sell Chrome, Pichai didn’t give a direct yes or no. But he made it pretty clear that selling Chrome isn’t part of Google’s plans.
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Pichai addressed concerns around AI Overviews, which provide quick, AI-generated answers at the top of search results, sometimes replacing the need to click on external links.
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Sundar Pichai's comments follows a wave of AI-related announcements for both developers and consumers at Google I/O, as the tech giant seeks to stay ahead in the rapidly escalating AI arms race.
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Google and HP plan to bring the first Google Beam devices to market later this year
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Gupta said that Gemini 2.0 Flash artificial intelligence (AI) model gives 5X higher performance per dollar than DeepSeek’s R1
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Pichai says that’s like asking Google to give away its secret sauce. He even called it a “de facto divestiture of search,” meaning it would be like splitting up Google’s core business without officially doing so.
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Sundar Pichai, 52, has spent the majority of his career at Google, starting as a product manager in 2004 and rising through the ranks to become CEO of the company in 2015
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Interestingly in 2022, Pichai’s compensation was massively inflated by a $226 million stock grant linked to performance goals. This windfall came just before Alphabet’s layoffs in 2023
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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.
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Sundar Pichai's statement demonstrates how closely the Google CEO adheres to the Indian Premier League.
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Sundar Pichai has rarely interacted with Musk on Twitter. While Pichai tends to be reserved about his opinions, Musk is known for speaking his mind.
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AI is just the beginning, says Google CEO Sundar Pichai. He believes the next big leap could come from quantum computing, biotechnology, or robotics
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He also expressed optimism that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ongoing visit to Washington DC will further cement an already-strong bilateral relationship, and lead to greater collaboration between India and the US, on AI.
