Alphabet Wins Buy Call Among $5.4 Trillion Tech Giants as Google Cloud Revenue Jumps 82%
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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Sep 11
Alphabet Wins Buy Call Among $5.4 Trillion Tech Giants as Google Cloud Revenue Jumps 82%
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Sep 11
Summary
$4 trillion Alphabet is the analyst’s top pick among the three largest companies, favored over Nvidia and Apple for its mix of AI momentum, search resilience and cloud growth.
82% Google Cloud revenue growth last quarter underpins that call, while Alphabet plans about $200 billion in data-center spending this year to expand AI capacity and defend market share.
Nvidia still has strong near-term upside, with the chipmaker guiding for 70% revenue growth next year as big-five data-center capex is projected to reach $800 billion this year and $1.3 trillion next year.
$4.6 trillion Apple is the stock to avoid in the top three, as analysts see only 10% growth in 2027 amid pricier components, a $100 iPhone price increase and weaker progress on AI products.
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