Experts say Google's $84 billion AI gamble could leave investors waiting a decade for a payoff
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Experts say Google's $84 billion AI gamble could leave investors waiting a decade for a payoff Brian O'Connell Sat, June 6, 2026 at 7:40 PM GMT+7 8 min read GOOG Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG), owner of all things Google and boasting a $4.33 trillion market cap along with a one-year 111.1% share rate return, is digging deep into its pockets for its massive AI infrastructure efforts. The Mountain View, Calif., technology powerhouse is looking to spend an eye-popping $80 billion on its AI operational needs, a figure that exceeds the annual economic output of countries like Latvia, Cambodia, and Iceland (1).
Experts say the Google parent company’s latest funding push underscores just how fiercely Silicon Valley is competing to dominate the next generation of AI-powered products and services, and how much cash they’re willing to lay out for the cause.
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