As the growth of Google Cloud continues to drive revenue growth for Alphabet, it is possible that the company’s future could be greatly impacted by this development. While Google Cloud currently does not have a significant effect on Alphabet’s bottom line, Travis Hoium discusses in a recent video how it is laying the foundation to potentially become Alphabet’s biggest business over the next decade.
According to Hoium, Google Cloud is already becoming a key driver of revenue growth for the company and has the potential to surpass other businesses like YouTube or Google AdSense in terms of revenue. This could have a significant impact on Alphabet’s overall financial performance and long-term prospects.
It’s worth noting that the stock prices mentioned in this content are based on end-of-day prices from April 16, 2024, and the video was published on April 17, 2024. Additionally, Suzanne Frey, an executive at Alphabet, sits on The Motley Fool’s board of directors, while John Mackey, former CEO of Whole Foods Market (which is owned by Amazon), is also on the board. Hoium has investments in Alphabet and Dropbox and The Motley Fool holds positions in and recommends Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Netflix.
Frey has expressed her support for Google Cloud as a key driver of revenue growth for Alphabet. She believes that as more companies move their operations to cloud platforms like Google Cloud, it will continue to grow its market share and generate more revenue for Alphabet. However, she also acknowledges that there may be challenges ahead as competitors like Microsoft and Amazon also invest heavily in cloud technologies.
Overall, it looks like Google Cloud will play an increasingly important role in shaping Alphabet’s future. Whether it becomes the company’s biggest business remains to be seen but with its current trajectory it seems likely that it will have a major impact on its bottom line and long-term prospects.
