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Free Malaysia Today
11-07-2025
- Business
- Free Malaysia Today
Google AI spending primarily on technical infrastructure
Google's parent company, Alphabet, sought to reassure investors that its AI plans were yielding good returns. (EPA Images pic) SINGAPORE : Google's AI investments are primarily in technical infrastructure, Google APAC head of AI and emerging tech policy Eunice Huang said today. 'As our CEO has said, in these early days of a very transformative technology, the risks of underinvesting are dramatically higher than the risks of overinvesting,' Huang said, during a panel discussion at the Reuters NEXT Asia summit in Singapore. In April, Alphabet, Google's parent company, said it was still committed to spending some US$75 billion this year to build out data centre capacity, despite turmoil over US tariffs and sought to reassure investors that its AI plans were yielding good returns.
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Google Bets Big on AI Back End
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has quietly made it clear that its AI future depends on solid plumbing rather than flashy demos. In Singapore, Eunice Huang, Google's head of AI policy for the APAC region, reminded the audience that running out of compute power is far riskier than having too much. Underinvesting, she said, could hobble everything from chatbots to translation in April, Sundar Pichai put real numbers behind the talk. He confirmed that Alphabet plans to invest about seventy-five billion dollars in data-center infrastructure by 2025. Even with U.S. tariffs looming, the company is doubling down on servers, networking equipment, and custom isn't just about racks of machines. Low-latency performance and reliable uptime are the backbone of any AI service that needs to handle real-world traffic. By building out capacity now, Google hopes to lock in a performance edge that rivals will struggle to should keep an eye on Alphabet's capex trends in coming quarters and any moves out of Washington on tariffs. For Google, this is a bet that squeezing margins today will pay off in the form of long-term leadership in AI. This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Time of India
09-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Google AI spending primarily on technical infrastructure
Google's AI investments are primarily in technical infrastructure, Google APAC head of AI and emerging tech policy Eunice Huang said on Wednesday. "As our CEO has said, in these early days of a very transformative technology, the risks of under investing are dramatically higher than the risks of over investing," Huang said, during a panel discussion at the Reuters NEXT Asia summit in Singapore. In April, Alphabet , Google's parent company, said it was still committed to spending some $75 billion this year to build out data centre capacity despite turmoil over U.S. tariffs and sought to reassure investors that its AI plans were yielding good returns.
Reuters
09-07-2025
- Business
- Reuters
Google AI spending primarily on technical infrastructure
SINGAPORE, July 9 (Reuters) - Google's AI investments are primarily in technical infrastructure, Google APAC head of AI and emerging tech policy Eunice Huang said on Wednesday. "As our CEO has said, in these early days of a very transformative technology, the risks of under investing are dramatically higher than the risks of over investing," Huang said, during a panel discussion at the Reuters NEXT Asia summit in Singapore. In April, Alphabet (GOOGL.O), opens new tab, Google's parent company, said it was still committed to spending some $75 billion this year to build out data centre capacity despite turmoil over U.S. tariffs and sought to reassure investors that its AI plans were yielding good returns.
Time of India
09-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Google AI spending primarily on technical infrastructure
Google's AI investments are primarily in technical infrastructure , Google APAC head of AI and emerging tech policy Eunice Huang said on Wednesday."As our CEO has said, in these early days of a very transformative technology, the risks of under investing are dramatically higher than the risks of over investing," Huang said, during a panel discussion at the Reuters NEXT Asia summit in April, Alphabet , Google's parent company, said it was still committed to spending some $75 billion this year to build out data centre capacity despite turmoil over U.S. tariffs and sought to reassure investors that its AI plans were yielding good returns.
