According to a statement by CEO Sundar Pichai, the Google original company alphabet expects to invest “about $ 75 billion” in capital expenditure in 2025. Q4 2024 Income release of the alphabet,

Capital expenditure has become one warm Subject As big tech companies, the race to create infrastructure to support its growing AI ambitions late, and the announcement from today's alphabet is clearly to keep the company in that conversation. The alphabet spent $ 32.3 billion on capital expenditure In 2023So in 2025, $ 75 billion will be a big jump. And while Google's press release today is not particularly not especially says that the upcoming capital expenditure is for all AI, looking at the amount flowing in the AI ​​infrastructure throughout the industry, it is likely that it is likely that good amount is likely to benefit Google's AI Work will go in the direction of

AI also benefits Google's business. Overall, the revenue is $ 96.5 billion up to 12 percent year-by-year. The Google Cloud Revenue is 10 percent to $ 12.0 billion, which Google says “Core GCP products, AI infrastructure and generative AI solutions have led to an increase in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) in AI solutions.”

Today Investor callPitchi Where The company has “very good ideas for native advertising concepts” in its Gemini AI assistant. He also said that Google plans to put new search experiences “in front of users during 2025”.

The alphabet was owned by Wemo owned by the alphabet A very good 2024 Overall, although today's earnings report shows that “other bets, which includes Wemo, had low revenue and year-on-year high loss.

In Q4, the Department of Justice also proposed that Google Potentially divide yourself to chrome As a remedy for Judge Amit Mehta August government This company is a monopoly in search and advertising markets. The end result of those measures can have a major impact on the future of Google / alphabet.

Update, 4 February: Details were added to the Investor Call of the alphabet.

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