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Times of India30.04.2026GeneralIndia

As AI war rages, Google reports faster growth in Cloud business than Microsoft and Amazon

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Alphabet's Google Cloud has surged ahead in the AI race, reporting impressive revenue growth. This performance outshines competitors Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS. Google's unique 'full-stack' approach, including custom AI chips and advanced models, is attracting major clients. The tech giants are collectively investing over $700 billion in AI infrastructure this year.

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