US EditionAlphabet hits $4 trillion in market capitalization for the first time
Alphabet’s market value surged 65% in 2025 driven by AI advances, cloud growth, and a multi-year deal with Apple to power Siri, joining Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple above $4 trillion.
- On Monday, Alphabet Inc. reached a $4 trillion market valuation as shares rose as much as 1.7% to $334.04, joining an elite group of firms.
- On Monday, Apple and Google said they entered a multi-year collaboration, with Google's Gemini powering Apple's future AI features and contributing to Alphabet's 65% stock surge in 2025, adding almost $1.5 trillion.
- Google Cloud's strong results and backlog bolstered investor confidence as revenue jumped 34% in Q3 with a $155 billion sales backlog and Berkshire Hathaway's rare stake.
- Market watchers warn the $4 trillion valuation could reverse if investor sentiment around an AI bubble shifts, putting Alphabet's gains at risk.
- Analysts say Alphabet's full-stack AI — Gemini, TPUs and Cloud — underpins its market position, with 70% of Google Cloud customers using its AI products as it transforms Google Search.
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