Alphabet Inc. built a structural edge through TPUs and end-to-end AI integration, cutting costs and widening margins across the AI cycle. has emerged as a leader in AI, driven by Gemini 3 and proprietary TPUs, defying earlier market skepticism. GOOGL's vertical integration—owning the model, hardware, and distribution—positions it to reduce reliance on Nvidia and improve AI monetization. A new price target of $345 is set, justified by visible technological advantage, end-to-end AI integration, and strong user engagement.
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Alphabet shares rose to all-time highs, the latest sign of investor excitement following the release of its upgraded Gemini 3 model. The stock market's recovery rally continued, with the Dow jumping more than 600 points.
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Constellation Research Founder Ray Wang discusses how Google's specialized AI chips are challenging Nvidia's dominant technology. He speaks with Yvonne Man on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin.
A deal to use Google's TPUs for Meta's AI models could be worth billions and eat into Nvidia's dominant market share.
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Nvidia tried to tamp down fears of Google coming for its chip business. A report of Google talking with Meta about chips for its data center sent Nvidia shares falling.
While investors debate which company will win in the AI chip market, a Bernstein analyst says the question is more about whether or not the market is still growing.