Alphabet closes in on Nvidia as world's most valuable company after Q1 earnings beat across cloud, search, and AI
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Alphabet closes in on Nvidia as world's most valuable company after Q1 earnings beat across cloud, search, and AI
"Alphabet's share price rose nearly 10 percent after the company reported first-quarter revenue of $109.9 billion, a 22 percent increase year over year that beat analyst estimates by almost $3 billion."
"Google Cloud crossed $20 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time, growing 63 percent. The cloud backlog nearly doubled quarter on quarter to more than $460 billion."
"The gap between the two companies is now roughly $200 billion. Options traders are assigning approximately a 53 percent probability that Alphabet will touch $5 trillion before 15 May."
Alphabet's market capitalization exceeded $4.6 trillion following a 10% stock increase after reporting Q1 2026 earnings. Revenue reached $109.9 billion, a 22% year-over-year increase. Google Cloud revenue grew 63% to surpass $20 billion, with a backlog of over $460 billion. Earnings per share rose 81%, and search queries hit an all-time high. Nvidia's market cap is approximately $4.8 trillion, but the gap has narrowed to $200 billion. Options traders estimate a 53% chance Alphabet will become the most valuable company before mid-May.
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