As spending on cloud computing rises sharply amid the generative AI boom, executives are on the hunt for cost savings.

Alphabet's stock shows strong growth potential with gains in Search, AI, and Cloud, outperforming benchmarks and offering upside potential. Learn more on GOOG stock here.

The cloud computing market is not working effectively and Britain's antitrust watchdog should use new powers to investigate market leaders Amazon and Microsoft, with a focus on the latter's licensing practices,

GKE has evolved into a critical platform for AI-driven and cloud-native applications to help scale workloads with ease. Here's how.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing investing are two incredibly popular trends. Alphabet has significant investments in both fields and is a smart way to play both trends while also cashing in on its existing business.

The company fulfilled requests from Israel’s military for more access to AI tools as it sought to compete with Amazon, documents obtained by The Post show.

Google worked with the Israeli military in the immediate aftermath of its ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, racing to beat out Amazon to provide AI services, according to company documents obtained by the Washington Post.

One of these companies' quantum platforms can complete calculations in minutes that would take today's supercomputers longer than the age of the universe to solve.

The stock market roared higher last year, and some of the biggest gainers operate in one specific field: artificial intelligence (AI). The technology promises to revolutionize many industries -- from healthcare to automobiles -- with innovations such as AI-powered medical devices and autonomous driving systems.

Tech startup SandboxAQ has teamed up with Google Cloud to offer its large quantitative models (LQMs) on Google Cloud. This collaboration aims to streamline the procurement and deployment of SandboxAQ's solutions via the Google Cloud Marketplace.

The UK antitrust regulator has singled out Microsoft for using its dominance in software to stifle rivals in the £9bn UK cloud services market, as the watchdog warned competition “is not working”.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has released its provisional findings for its cloud services market investigation.