In a bold move to fuel the next wave of artificial intelligence, Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced a $4.75 billion cash acquisition of

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited by algorithms alone. The real constraint now sits beneath the code, buried in concrete, steel, and power grids.

A quiet but meaningful shift has taken place in the global technology landscape. In the background of daily market fluctuations, investor sentiment has drawn

Alphabet has crossed a historic threshold, reaching a $4 trillion market capitalization and becoming the second-most-valuable company in the world, trailing

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has officially crossed a symbolic and financial threshold that few companies in history have reached. Briefly touching

Google, once the undisputed leader in AI research, faced a stark reality when competitors like OpenAI surged ahead in commercializing large language models

Alphabet is stepping deeper into the artificial intelligence arms race, and it is no longer pretending to be cautious about it. The company plans to

Just a year ago, Google was widely viewed as the slow mover in the artificial intelligence race, a tech giant struggling to match the momentum of OpenAI and

Alphabet’s latest earnings report marks a pivotal moment in the company’s long history. More than two decades after its founding, Google’s parent has crossed

On February 5, U.S. stock markets showed clear divergence within the technology sector. Heavy selling pressure hit software stocks and major tech names like