Google expands Gemini AI across Search, Gmail, Chrome, and enterprise tools as adoption and cloud revenue surge.

Google Cloud partner 66degrees explains Gemini Enterprise customer wins, data and AI services growth, Google innovation and new partner program.

Of course, one of the great things about Alphabet's business is that its growth drivers remain diversified. Its core Google Services segment, which includes revenue from Google search, YouTube, Google subscriptions, Google devices, and more, saw revenue rise 14% year over year.

Meanwhile, the Google Cloud business is also going strong. Revenue from the unit, which houses most of Google’s AI services and products, jumped 48% from a year earlier to $17.66 billion, surpassing the Street’s $16.18 billion forecast. Its order backlog increased 55% too, reaching $240 billion by the end of the quarter, Ashkenazi said.

Onix CEO Sanjay Singh explains why Google Cloud will lead the AI era, Onix’s new platform and the biggest changes for partners inside Google Cloud’s new partner program.

Google announced it will invest up to $185 billion (approximately 271 trillion Korean won) in expanding its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure this year. This is double the scale of last year’s investment.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP today announced an expanded alliance with Google Cloud that includes a $400 million, three-year collaboration to help organizations modernize security operations and strengthen cyber resilience through artificial intelligence-driven, intelligence-led defense.

Capgemini and Google Cloud expand strategic partnership to accelerate AI adoption at scale by providing trusted and secure sovereign solutions

By Harshita Mary Varghese and Anhata Rooprai Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. tech giants have predicted their spending would surge this year as they double down on artificial intelligence, sharpening investor scrutiny over whether these costly bets would generate enough returns to justify the sector's high valuations.

While the agreement’s details are vague, experts said Google’s backing brings a perception of legitimacy to the Qatar-backed media network

Google said returns from its AI push are strengthening growth in search, cloud and enterprise products, as Alphabet signals a major increase in AI-related capital spending.