Alphabet shares fall as cloud growth concerns and AI spending rattle investors
Alphabet shares fell 8% on Wednesday as investors balked at the Google parent's slowing cloud growth and planned $75 billion capital spending for the year, underscoring growing fears over Big Tech's escalating artificial intelligence costs.
Alphabet has been talking nonstop about AI. Now investors are looking for proof that the company’s efforts are working.
Investors focused most intensely on Alphabet’s cloud services business which generated lower-than-expected revenue, a weak forecast, and aims to spend $75 billion – ...
Google parent company Alphabet (GOOGL) has released Gemini 2.0, its most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model to the ...
Alphabet shares fell sharply Wednesday as investors responded to the Google parent's weaker-than-expected revenue numbers and big AI spending plans. Monitor these important chart levels.
Alphabet is shrugging off concerns sparked by DeepSeek over AI spending, boosting its capital expenditures to a whopping $75 ...
Cloud revenue in the quarter of $12 billion—a 30% increase from last year—just misses analysts’ estimates of $12.2 billion.
US stocks opened lower Wednesday as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 felt impact from Alphabet, AMD and renewed AI worries.
A look at the highlights from Alphabet's Q4 earnings results including AI, cloud and YouTube commentary and what's next.
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