Google has shortened its Chrome browser update cycle from four weeks to two weeks, starting with Chrome 153. This change aims to deliver security patches and feature updates faster to users, helping to reduce the risk of 'N-day' attacks where hackers exploit publicly known bugs before fixes reach users. The accelerated schedule also aligns with moves by other browsers like Microsoft and Mozilla to enhance security amid rising AI-driven cyber threats. Google plans to continue this faster update pace, including piloting two security releases per week to stay ahead of attackers.
Alphabet (Google) is developing its own AI chips (TPUs) and cloud infrastructure, reducing reliance on Nvidia's GPUs, which it still buys in large amounts. Google Cloud revenue surged 82%, while Nvidia's data center revenue grew 105.8%, driven by dem...
Amazon and Alphabet reported massive unrealized gains from their stakes in AI company Anthropic in Q2, with Amazon booking $53.4 billion and Alphabet $99 billion. Anthropic plans to go public in late 2026, which could set a new valuation for both com...
Alphabet is investing heavily in AI infrastructure, driving revenue growth but causing negative free cash flow and halted buybacks. Despite these challenges, analysts see about 27% upside with a base-case projection turning a $10,000 investment today...
Despite a 16% pullback from May highs, Google stock remains up over 7% in 2026. JPMorgan and four other major Wall Street analysts have set 'Buy' ratings with price targets above $400, anticipating an average 26.5% gain in the next year. The optimism...
Microsoft, Apple, and Google are expected to dominate the AI market with major investments in cloud computing and AI infrastructure. Their upcoming Q3 earnings reports will reveal how much they plan to increase capital expenditures in 2027, potential...
