Alphabet reports Q1 2024 revenue of $80.5 billion
Alphabet today announced Q1 2024 earnings with $80.54 billion in revenue. These numbers range from January to March and start the fiscal year.
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Alphabet reports Q4 2023 revenue of $86 billion
Alphabet today announced Q4 2023 earnings with $86.3 billion in revenue. These numbers range from October to December and summarize the fiscal year.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet restructuring X to allow for outside funding, results in layoffs
This latest round of Google layoffs are also impacting Alphabet’s X with a restructuring that sees the Moonshot Factory move to a new funding model.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q3 2023 revenue of $77 billion
Alphabet today announced Q3 2023 earnings with $77 billion in revenue. These numbers range from July to September.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q2 2023 revenue of $74.6 billion
Alphabet today announced Q2 2023 earnings with $74.6 billion in revenue. These numbers range from April to June.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q1 2023 revenue of $69.8 billion
Alphabet today announced Q1 2023 earnings with $69.8 billion in revenue. These numbers range from January to March.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q4 2022 revenue of $76 billion, expects up to $2.3 billion in severance
Alphabet today announced Q4 2022 earnings with $76 billion in revenue. These numbers range from October to December and close out the fiscal year.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle layoffs are wide-ranging as Larry Page, Sergey Brin consulted on AI future
Google today announced it was laying off 12,000 employees, or just over 6% of its workforce. As of September 2022, Alphabet had 186,779 employees. The layoffs impacted many departments and roles within Google and Alphabet.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet layoffs impact robot and health efforts as X said to be scaling back
Amid the current economic environment, the first layoffs at Alphabet are impacting companies working on health (Verily) and robotics (Intrinsic), while the X Moonshot Factory is also curtailing spending.
Expand Expanding Close‘Mineral’ is the newest Alphabet company with a focus on sustainable agriculture
In October of 2020, the X Moonshot Factory officially named its “computational agriculture” project, and Mineral has now graduated into a full-fledged Alphabet company.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q3 2022 revenue of $69.1 billion
Alphabet today announced Q3 2022 earnings with $69.1 billion in revenue. These numbers range from July to September with the fiscal year almost coming to a close.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q2 2022 revenue of $69.7 billion
Alphabet today announced Q2 2022 earnings with $69.7 billion in revenue. These numbers range from April to June with the fiscal year is well underway.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle offers to split parts of ad business into Alphabet to avoid antitrust lawsuit [U]
The Wall Street Journal is reporting today that Google has “proposed splitting parts of its business that auctions and places ads on websites and apps into a separate company under the Alphabet umbrella.”
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q1 2022 revenue of $68 billion, ‘Other Bets’ revenue doubled
Alphabet today announced Q1 2022 earnings with $68.01 billion in revenue. These numbers range from January to March, and kick off the company’s fiscal year.
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New Alphabet X moonshot ‘Chorus’ wants to use sensors and ML to improve the global supply chain
Over the past few months, the global supply chain has been heavily constrained resulting in long wait times and missing goods. Alphabet’s X moonshot factory wants to tackle that problem with Project Chorus.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle touts ‘quarterly sales record’ for Pixel phones after 6 & 6 Pro launch
Google this afternoon reported its Q4 2021 and fiscal year earnings. Right off the bat, CEO Sundar Pichai touted a “quarterly sales record for [its] Pixel phones, despite supply constraints.”
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q4 2021 revenue of $75.3 billion
Alphabet today announced Q4 2021 earnings with $75.32 billion in revenue. These numbers range from October to December, with the company also reporting fiscal year results.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet’s Sidewalk Labs rejoining Google as part of urban sustainability product efforts
In 2017, Alphabet announced plans to create a futuristic city in Toronto, Canada, via Sidewalk Labs. The company, after abandoning those plans last year, will soon be folded back into Google.
Expand Expanding CloseIsomorphic Labs is a new Alphabet company using AI to speed up drug discovery
Last year, DeepMind’s AlphaFold2 AI system made a “significant contribution to humanity’s understanding of biology.” Alphabet has now taken that advancement and created a new company called Isomorphic Labs, focused on AI-driven drug discovery.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q3 2021 revenue of $65.1 billion
Alphabet today announced Q3 2021 earnings with $65.11 billion in revenue. These numbers range from July to September, and reflect the increasing return to normal in some industries.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet reports Q2 2021 revenue of $61.9 billion
Alphabet today announced Q2 2021 earnings with $61.88 billion in revenue. These numbers range from April to June, and reflect an increasing return to normal in some industries.
Expand Expanding CloseNew Alphabet company Intrinsic is just making the software to train industrial robotics
Alphabet, and Google before it, has a long history of exploring robots. The latest effort is in the form of a new company called Intrinsic that is entirely focused on making software tools for training industrial robotics.
Expand Expanding ClosePichai teases ‘significant’ announcements at Google I/O 2021 as product cycles return to normal
Alphabet this afternoon reported big Q1 earnings with notable year-over-year growth as ad spending returned. In prepared remarks, CEO Sundar Pichai told investors to expect “significant product updates and announcements” at Google I/O 2021 next month.
Expand Expanding CloseAlphabet X: ‘Maya’ was a canceled ‘tricorder’ project to analyze skin health with lightwaves
The world of Star Trek featured a handheld device that was used to scan the health of patients. In 2014, it came to light that Alphabet’s “Moonshot Factory” was trying to create such a gadget, with that effort currently housed in Verily Life Sciences. It has now emerged that the X division was working on another tricorder project in 2019, but has since canceled “Maya.”
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