Alphabet, Google's parent company, reported negative $5.9bn free cash flow for the first time in a decade, driven by escalating spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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

Alphabet plans up to $185 billion in 2026 capex for AI data centers, more than double last year's spend, as investors await Q2 earnings for

Record Google Cloud revenue, but investors are uneasy about growing capex commitments

Google parent company Alphabet Inc. posted stronger-than-expected results for its second quarter, a sign that it’s massive artificial intelligence spending spree is paying off so…

Alphabet reports a 63% rise in Google Cloud revenue, boosting AI growth. Alphabet as the second-largest company by market cap on July 31 at 4.4% YES.

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

Google reports negative cash flow due to AI spending, raising capex forecast as infrastructure costs rise.

The search giant says it will spend up to $US205 billion on artificial intelligence-related capital expenditure in 2026.

Alphabet's stock sinks after it bumps up AI infrastructure spending yet again - SiliconANGLE

In a company first, Google ended a quarter with negative free cash flow, while upping expenses to $200 billion.

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…

Google-parent Alphabet achieved a historic $112.1 billion quarterly profit on July 22, surpassing annual revenues of 459 Fortune 500 companies and driven by AI and cloud growth.

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

Search giant says it will commit up to $205bn to AI investments in 2026

Alphabet beat on revenue and grew Google Cloud 82%, but a record $205bn capex guide and negative free cash flow sent shares down about 5%.

Alphabet ha alzato ancora il budget destinato a data center, chip e infrastrutture, che nel 2026 arriverà fino a 205 miliardi di dollari

Alphabet’s cloud business emerges as its fastest-growing segment, as enterprises ramp up spending on AI infrastructure and services.

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.

Alphabet reports its first-ever negative cash flow due to AI spending. Alphabet as the second-largest company by market cap on July 31 at 2.1% YES.