Alphabet has a market value of $4 trillion due to its increased focus on AI. Google’s parent company becomes the fourth company in history to reach the $4 trillion milestone, joining Nvidia, Microsoft and Apple.
On January 12th, Alphabet’s Class A shares soared to $334.04, giving the company a market cap that briefly reached $4 trillion, the highest ever for Google’s parent company. The rally follows a multi-year agreement to base Apple’s next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) models on Google’s Gemini platform and reflects investors’ renewed confidence in the company’s AI-driven growth strategy.
This milestone underscores Alphabet’s transition from a cloud-centric pivot to a broader AI leadership role, with Gemini-3 gaining acclaim and AI chip rentals expanding to external customers. The rise in ratings is expected to persist as AI services are deployed in jurisdictions where they are permitted.
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🧭Frequently Asked Questions
• What market value did Alphabet achieve? The valuation reached $4 trillion.
• Which AI models are central to Alphabet’s strategy? Next generation Gemini model.
• How many companies have reached a market capitalization of $4 trillion? Four companies including Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, and Alphabet.
• What was Alphabet’s stock price at its peak? $334.04 per Class A share.
