Alphabet’s AI moment: When the “other” mega-cap became the main character
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- Alphabet is shifting from “search giant” to full-stack AI and infrastructure player, with Gemini models and cloud demand driving a capacity arms race.
- Management says AI serving capacity must roughly double every six months, forcing huge chip and data center investment that could pressure margins.
- At a ~$3.6T market cap and near record highs as of late November 2025, GOOG now trades like a long-term AI compounder, not just an ad business.
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