Google parent Alphabet posts 1st $100 bn quarter
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The tech giant says AI spending is set to reach up to $93 billion this year, which it can finance with profit from its advertising and cloud units.
Microsoft has pulled this off while relaxing its grip on Open AI by, for instance, letting it use alternative sources of computing power so long as it asks first. On October 28th Microsoft loosened the setup once again,
The results exceeded Wall Street’s expectations for sales of $99.81 billion and a profit of $27.63 billion. Alphabet shares rose more than 5 percent in after-hours trading.
Google's Search business model is built on users clicking links to ad-supported websites, but artificial-intelligence chatbots could significantly reduce traffic. In a Monday note, Melius Research's Ben Reitzes wrote that he anticipates a "meaningful deceleration in search" in future years,
Alphabet’s CEO, which reported its first-ever quarter to see revenue top $100 billion, provided updates to a wide range of offerings that impact businesses and the channel.
Alphabet's CEO Sundar Pichai hints at a new strategy shift towards AI-driven search, as transformative as universal search in the 2000s.
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, just released its Q3 2025 earnings report (pdf), reporting revenue is up by 16 percent from the same period last year, at $102 billion for three months, compared to $88.
Alphabet increased its full-year capex outlook to $91 billion–93 billion, joining its peers who are ramping up data centre investments amid surging AI demand.
Google’s parent company Alphabet has posted its first $100 billion quarter, driven by AI-powered growth across Search, YouTube, and Cloud. Here’s how smarter tools and everyday products helped the tech giant reach this massive milestone.
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Google’s corporate parent posts first-ever quarter with $100B in revenue in latest show of its power
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google’s corporate parent on Wednesday announced its first-ever quarter with more than $100 billion in revenue, a milestone that illustrates the unwavering power of its internet empire amid legal and competitive threats.
Alphabet felt the painful comeuppance of years of antitrust penalties, publisher enmity and customer blowback as it reported a serious blow to revenu … Lol. Can you imagine? Alphabet reported on Wednesday that its total Q3 revenue was $102.