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Google's massive $185B AI infrastructure investment plan triggers Broadcom stock surge as the chipmaker benefits from custom TPU partnerships. Nvidia also gains.
Alphabet delivered stellar Q4 results but shocked investors with massive 2026 capex plans. What happens when AI growth meets infrastructure-scale spending?
Google Gemini reaches 750 million monthly users with aggressive pricing and new models, but ChatGPT maintains its lead with 810 million users in the heated AI chatbot battle.
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[email protected]Alphabet dodged questions about its Apple AI partnership during earnings, revealing deeper tensions in the shift from search ads to AI monetization.
Google announces $55 billion in additional capex for AI infrastructure as it races to catch up with Microsoft and Amazon in the cloud wars. Analysis of the strategic implications and market impact.
Google unveils the Pixel 10A teaser showing a powder blue budget smartphone. Preorders begin February 18th with design similar to Pixel 9A predecessor.
As Alphabet reports Q4 earnings, investors scrutinize whether the tech giant's massive AI investments and Apple partnership can justify its soaring valuation.
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[email protected]Both Google and the Department of Justice file appeals in the landmark search monopoly case, signaling years more of legal battles ahead over big tech regulation.
OpenAI has the breakout product, but Google owns the starting points. In the battle between fame and defaults, habits are winning.
Google plans to discontinue Chromebooks in 2034, transitioning to Android-based PCs called Aluminium. What does this mean for education and enterprise?
Google's Gemini powers Apple's Siri overhaul in a $1 billion annual deal. What this partnership means for AI competition and consumer choice.
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[email protected]Google is rushing to merge Android and ChromeOS into Aluminium OS, but antitrust pressure may be forcing their hand faster than planned