The search giant's first $100 billion quarter suggests cannibalization isn't the right frame for Google's AI transition.

Great content still wins in AI search, but AI queries are longer and far more complicated, according to Google’s Robby Stein.

Google Search VP says advertisers should expect new and novel ad formats built for conversational and multimodal queries.

NEW YORK, NY (Reuters) -Once a money-losing backwater, Google Cloud has become one of Alphabet's fastest-growing businesses, ...

Google’s corporate parent on Wednesday announced its first-ever quarter with more than $100 billion in revenue, a milestone ...

Alphabet, Google's parent company, is set to report third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Investors will be looking ...

Graphite reports that while AI-generated articles dominate online publishing, human-written content still outperforms in ...

Google shows strong Q3 results, rising CapEx, growing AI potential, and competitive strength supporting long-term upside into ...

Google is offloading a key career resource program for supporting women in tech, another sign the search giant is unwinding ...

The regulator has given it "strategic market status", opening the door to what it calls "proportionate interventions." ...

On a podcast, Google’s Robby Stein says to expect “new and novel ad formats,” but the company is still figuring out how ...

The Department of Justice’s recent victory against Google was hailed as proof that the government’s more aggressive approach to competition is working, but the emergence of AI could ...