Alphabet’s Annual Revenue Tops 400 Billion USD for First Time

Alphabet, a giant tech company, has set a new record as its annual revenue topped 400 billion US dollars for the first time, according to reports and a tweet shared by CEO Sundar Pichai. At the business that Larry Page and Sergey Brin established in 1998, total yearly sales exceeded 400 billion USD for the first time and the tech behemoth reported an 18% increase in revenue from the prior year during the quarter, as highlighted by the reports.

The Gemini AI from Google continued to expand at a rapid pace, adding 100 million monthly users from the prior quarter to reach 750 million by the end of the year.

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Currently, Google Cloud’s revenue is increasing at a rate of more than 70 billion USD per year, representing a 48% gain. Demand for AI goods, as reported by ANI, caused the backlog to increase by 55% quarterly to 240 billion USD, indicating a diverse customer base. Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, characterized the quarter as ‘tremendous’ on his social media profile, citing the company’s developing AI ecosystem as the driving force behind a significant growth in Search and Cloud services.

Alphabet is doubling down on its infrastructure lead as it looks ahead to 2026. With investments anticipated to be between 175 billion USD and 185 billion USD in 2026, the firm said a significant increase in its capital expenditure projection. The bulk of this expenditure will go towards growing data centers and AI computing capabilities, according to ANI.