Alphabet reports Q4 revenue up 18% YoY to $113.8B, Google Cloud revenue up 48% to $17.7B, Google Services revenue up 14% to $95.9B, net income up 30% to $34.46B
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - February 4, 2026 - Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) today announced financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.
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Discussion
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@sundarpichai
Sundar Pichai
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Our Q4/FY'25 results are in. Thanks to our partners & employees, it was a tremendous quarter, exceeding $400B in annual revenue for the first time. Our full AI stack is fueling our progress, and Gemini 3 adoption has been faster than any other model in our history. We're really […
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@zeffmax
Max Zeff
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google gemini has 750 million MAUs 👀 the race to a billion users is on
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@munster_gene
Gene Munster
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$GOOG down 1% on these results is hard to believe and speaks to investors fears are not going away. Good news is investors over time will likely give the stock credit. Last week $AAPL's blowout the quarter yielded the stock down about 2% the next day. Since then it's up 9%
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@samsheffer
Sam Sheffer
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four hundred billion in revenue google is on a generational tear
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@rustybrick
Barry Schwartz
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Whoa - Google's biggest ad revenue and overall revenue quarter ever at $113B (overall) and $82B (ad revenue) - here are the charts https://www.seroundtable.com/ ... [image]
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@bushwoodcap
Carl Spackler
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“Tremendous quarter for Alphabet — annual revenues exceeded $400 billion for the first time.” - Sundar Pichai $GOOG results: - Search +17% - YouTube +9% - Cloud +48% Biggest question = Capex guide ($175 to $185 billion) — double what it was in 2025. [image]
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@qualityinvest5
@qualityinvest5
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I better not see a SINGLE PERSON question the AI Capex spend after this $GOOGL report WOW... [image]
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@loudmouthjulia
Julia Alexander
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YouTube's ad revenue for the year came in at just over $40.3B. Impressive. To compare, Netflix's annual ad revenue was $1.5 billion — although it's impossible to compare businesses — BUT that's still about $10 billion LESS than what Reels ~alone~ generated in annual run rate.
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@loudmouthjulia
Julia Alexander
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Also in Alphabet's earnings: Google surpassed 325 million paid subscriptions, led by Google One and YouTube Premium. Up just under 20 percent compared to Q1 2025. Both ads + subs business is growing healthily. I imagine this will come up in Ted Sarandos' regulatory convos...
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@thetranscript_
@thetranscript_
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Alphabet CEO guiding to $175-185B in FY26 capex vs $91.4B in FY25 [YoY increase of ~92-102%] “To meet customer demand and capitalize on the growing opportunities we have ahead of us, our 2026 CapEx investments are anticipated to be in the range of $175 to $185B.” $GOOG $GOOGL [im…
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@joecarlsonshow
Joseph Carlson
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Google does it again. Another incredible report... Google just grew cloud *48%* Revenue grew 18% Search grew 17% Gemini has 750 million monthly users More than 350 million paid subscriptions $GOOG $GOOGL
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@stocksavvyshay
Shay Boloor
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$GOOGL posted $400B+ in annual revenue with Gemini scaling to 10B+ tokens per minute and 750M MAUs alongside record Search usage. YouTube also passed $60B in annual revenue and Cloud exited 2025 at a $70B+ run rate. [image]
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@zeffmax
Max Zeff
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Meta plans to spend up to $135B on capex this year Google plans to spend up to $185B on capex this year How exactly do OpenAI and Anthropic not fall behind without raising $100B rounds, or going public, this year? Maybe more importantly, does AI spending double in 2027 again?
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@bespokeinvest
@bespokeinvest
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There are only 59 other companies in the S&P 500 that Alphabet couldn't buy with the $180 billion in CapEx it plans for this year. $GOOGL
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@lucas_shaw
Lucas Shaw
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YouTube eclipsed $60 billion in sales last year — more than every entertainment company on earth other than Disney. (And that's only if you include parks.) https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ...