Google remains committed to investing $75 billion in AI despite macroeconomic uncertainties
Briefly

Alphabet, Google's parent company, has confirmed its commitment to invest $75 billion in the upcoming year, largely directed towards enhancing data center capabilities for AI. This announcement, made amid economic challenges including tariffs and rising operational costs, follows a positive earnings report that exceeded expectations. Despite acknowledging potential revenue impacts from regulatory changes, particularly the elimination of the de minimis rule, Google remains focused on leveraging its ability to navigate through turbulent market conditions by supporting customers with insights into consumer behavior.
We're obviously not immune to the macro environment. But we wouldn't want to speculate about potential impacts, beyond noting that the changes to the de minimis exemption will obviously cause a slight headwind to our ads business in 2025, primarily from APEC-based retailers.
And maybe to zoom out, I would say we have a lot of experience in managing through uncertain times, and we focus on helping our customers by providing deep insights into changing consumer behavior that is relevant to their business.
Read at Yahoo Finance
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