Davey Alba

Alphabet Inc. has said demand for its cloud services is increasing at a rapid clip, pointing to growth in its backlog, or cloud contracts it hasn’t yet fulfilled. However, more than a third of that quarterly growth comes from a joint venture the company partly owns.

Alphabet’s third-quarter sales fell short of estimates as its AI search tool brought in less ad revenue. Google Cloud sales beat expectations, but the company faces rising costs to build AI infrastructure.

Alphabet shares plunged more than 13%, wiping out $511 billion in market value after search and advertising sales missed forecasts, intensifying concerns that AI is weakening Google’s core business.

Alphabet Inc.'s shares fell more than 13%, erasing more than $500 billion in its biggest-ever market plunge, after the company reported disappointing

The Google parent reported sales, excluding partner payouts, of $111.2 billion for the third quarter, falling short of analysts' projections.

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Anthropic is relying more and more on Alphabet's Google, Amazon and Microsoft to sell its artificial intelligence technology to customers, even

(Bloomberg) -- Schools that want their K-12 students to have access to Google Search will soon have to turn it on themselves, and the AI features

The offer to let schools decide whether students can use AI tools comes with a catch

(Bloomberg) -- Alphabet Inc.'s Google will spend $17 billion to build a data center in Wyoming, formally putting a price tag on the proposal two