Google parent company Alphabet has become the fourth member of the $4 trillion club
Alphabet’s stock climbed to record highs after investment firms said they see more upside for Google in 2026.
Apple said Monday that Google’s Gemini will be the foundation for its artificial intelligence models and will power the next generation of Siri.
Google parent company Alphabet has become the fourth member of the $4 trillion club.
Alphabet shares popped about 1% Monday, after Apple said it had picked Google’s Gemini to be the foundation for its artificial intelligence models and the next generation of Siri.
The search company joins Nvidia, Microsoft and Apple as the few companies that have crossed the $4 trillion mark.
Both Nvidia and Microsoft topped the $4 trillion milestone for the first time in July, while Apple crossed the threshold for the first time in October. Since then, however, Apple and Microsoft have dropped well below the $4 trillion line.
The search company has been on the rise after putting together the pieces for its AI comeback and overcoming key regulatory hurdles last year. In November, the company unveiled Ironwood, the seventh generation of its tensor processing units, a custom AI chip that has emerged as a potential alternative to Nvidia’s offerings. Then in December, Google introduced Gemini 3 to rave reviews.
Despite OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Sora services capturing an increasing amount of consumer engagement and concerns swirling around the future of online advertising in a world of AI chatbots and agents, Alphabet has managed to ward off fears that its most innovative days are in the past.