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Alphabet plans to use third-party capacity in Q3 as a bridging strategy while it builds internal capacity, indicating severe supply constraints that may temporarily depress Cloud margins. — This reveals that even Alphabet, with massive internal chip production (TPUs) and data center buildout, must rely on external providers, confirming structural AI infrastructure tightness that benefits GPU suppliers like NVIDIA and competing cloud providers like AWS and Azure.

Alphabet will begin selling TPU hardware to select customers for deployment in their own data centers, a new revenue stream that expands its addressable market beyond cloud services. — This move directly competes with NVIDIA's HPC/AI chip sales and could signal a shift toward on-premise AI deployments, potentially reducing cloud compute demand if enterprise customers choose to run their own infrastructure.

Google plans $175-185B CapEx in 2026, nearly doubling 2025's $91.4B, signaling a massive buildout of AI compute infrastructure. — This step-up in spending will drive orders for GPUs, networking, and data center equipment, with NVIDIA as primary GPU supplier and AMZN's AWS a direct competitor.

Google expects a tight demand-supply environment for cloud capacity through 2026, even as it raises capex aggressively. — Persistent supply tightness for AI infrastructure implies sustained high demand for GPU chips and data center equipment, benefiting NVIDIA and other hardware suppliers as Google continues to invest heavily.