- Google revenue has increased by 14%, driven by a 32% growth in Google Cloud -income
- Cloud Division’s annual turnover driving is now $ 50 billion
- The Gemini app has 450 million active users monthly users
The alphabet has exceeded quarterly revenue expectations with a non-so-so-initially $ 2.43 billion by placing $ 96.43 billion in its second quarter of 2025, marking a 14% health health over the year over the year when the company has AI and its cloud services to thank.
Google Cloud income increased by 32% in the quarter to $ 13.6 billion -significantly more than the 12% increase in Google Services revenue covering areas such as search, subscriptions, devices, YouTube ads and more.
In a blog post that breaks down earnings, CEO Sundar Pichai revealed Google Cloud’s annual revenue price rate has now passed $ 50 billion marked.
Google Cloud Boosting Alphab’s total revenue
“We see a significant demand for our extensive AI product portfolio,” Pichai explained in the post.
“We are driving the leading global network of AI optimized data centers and cloud areas.”
Pichai added nine million developers has now built with the company’s Gemini 2.5 family of models, while 70 million videos have already been generated using VEO 3, as Pichai described as a “viral hit.”
When he talked about Google Cloud revenue, Pichai revealed that the number of large contracts worth more than $ 250 million has more than doubled the year before. Google Cloud also signed the same number of $ 1 billion+ deals in the first half of 2025, as it did in 2024.
Wayfair, Mattel, Target, Capgemini and BBVA were quoted among Google Cloud’s large clients, with Openai also recently confirming it would use Google Cloud infrastructure to support Chatgpt in the US, UK, Japan, Holland and Norway.
On the consumer side, the Gemini app now has more than 450 million active users monthly, and the daily request has grown by more than 50% since the last quarter.
All this saw the stock prices rise by approx. 3% in trading after hours when Google is currently ranking as the world’s fifth most valuable company with a market capital of $ 2,315 trillion, just a few steps behind Amazon.
