- Alphabet and Google CEO raise greater expenses
- Sundar Pichai confirms plans for investment of $ 75 billion
- “We are excited about the possibilities and we can’t wait to see what you are building,” says Pichai
Google’s parent company Alphabet has confirmed its plans to spend billions on infrastructure capacity to increase the capabilities of AI and Cloud Computing.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet, went to the stage on Google Cloud Next 25 in Las Vegas to praise the company’s work in space and double down his plans to spend great in the future.
The company will spend about $ 75 billion alone in 2025 to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible with AI, despite worldwide concerns about the global economy.
Alphabet AI Investment
“The opportunity to improve life and genimagine things is why Google has invested in AI for more than a decade,” Pichai declared.
“We see it as the most important way we can promote our mission to organize the world’s information, make it universally accessible and useful with Google Cloud … The opportunity with AI is as great as it becomes,” he notes.
“That’s why we invest in the full stack of AI -Innovation.”
This includes the infrastructure that drives AI, added Pichai, revealed plans to spend $ 75 billion covering servers and data centers, including turning on its AI -computer business.
“We need our infrastructure to move in Google Speed,” he added, “with almost zero latency, supportive services such as Search, Gmail and (Google) photos) to billions of users around the world.”
Pichai revealed Google’s network now spans 200 countries and territories, powered by over two million miles fiber -and to increase the further he revealed that Google is making his cloud wide area open to companies that are Google Cloud customers across the globe.
“We are excited about the possibilities and we can’t wait to see what you are building,” concluded Pichai.
“Our goal is always to get the latest AI progress into the full layer of our stacks, across products and platforms … to make progress in the hands of both consumers and businesses is something we are really focused on – that’s why we are able to innovate at the forefront and push the boundaries of what is possible for us and for you – the result: better, faster and more innovation for everyone.”
