- Judge blocks DOJ attempt to break up Google.
- AI and cloud growth fuel Alphabet’s market rally.
- Alphabet joins elite $3T tech valuation club.
U.S. District Judge Amit P. Mehta declined the Department of Justice’s push to break up Alphabet’s Google unit, rejecting proposals that could have forced the company to sell off its Chrome browser. The decision delivered a major relief rally for investors who had feared drastic structural changes.
Tech rivals like Perplexity and Ecosia had even shown interest in bidding for parts of Google if the breakup went ahead. But with that scenario now off the table, Alphabet’s core search business remains intact—and firmly dominant.
AI and Cloud Fuel Investor Optimism
Beyond search, Alphabet’s rapid progress in artificial intelligence has helped power its cloud computing arm to new heights. That growth story is now a crucial pillar of the company’s value, giving investors reason to believe its dominance extends well beyond ads.
The combination of legal clarity and strong AI-driven revenue momentum helped propel Alphabet’s stock to fresh highs, pushing its total market value above $3 trillion on Monday.
Joins the Elite Trillion-Dollar Tech Club
Alphabet now stands alongside Nvidia ($4.3T), Microsoft ($3.8T), and Apple ($3.5T) in the rarefied three-trillion-dollar club. Amazon, currently at $2.5 trillion, is widely seen as the next contender to join their ranks.
For Alphabet, escaping a forced breakup while accelerating growth in AI and cloud has given it both stability and speed—two qualities Wall Street prizes.
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Alphabet’s $3 trillion milestone marks a powerful vote of confidence from investors. With regulatory threats eased and its growth engines humming, the company has cemented itself as one of the most valuable—and resilient—tech giants in the world.
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