Mark Cuban compares Alphabet's AI CapEx to the 1998 tech boom, defending the giant's need to 'push in all their chips' to secure dominance.

Alphabet increases AI infrastructure spending to $190B for 2026. Alphabet as second-largest company by market cap on July 31 at 4.5% YES.

Google's cloud business is thriving, as companies adopting its AI and AI infrastructure services help the tech giant to report record profits.

The higher guidance reflects the company’s efforts to accelerate its expansion of AI computing capacity

The market reaction to the results of Google’s parent Alphabet and Elon Musk’s Tesla suggests that investors are becoming increasingly wary of the tech giants’ ballooning spending…

Alphabet announced strong second-quarter earnings, but its shares declined significantly. The company plans to substantially increase its capital expenditures for artificial…

Alphabet earnings split Wall Street as strong Cloud growth offset concerns over higher AI spending and negative free cash flow.

Google’s parent company Alphabet is still talking up big gains it hopes to reap from the AI boom, but it’s the tech giant’s spending that is capturing attention.

Alphabet said AI demand continues to outpace computing capacity despite raising its capital spending outlook.

Google plans to spend up to $205 billion on AI, data centres and Gemini as cloud demand surges, even as investors worry about rising costs and returns.

AI investment and delays are concerns, but the company’s core businesses look strong. | Business News

Mark Cuban compares Alphabet's AI CapEx to the 1998 tech boom, defending the giant's need to 'push in all their chips' to secure dominance.

Alphabet's $180-190 billion AI capex plan and $80 billion equity raise trigger overbought warnings, with ripple effects reaching Bitcoin miners

Google stock fell after Alphabet's first-ever negative free cash flow highlighted mounting AI spending amid booming cloud growth.