Big Tech
Google goes from laggard to leader as it pulls ahead of OpenAI with stellar AI growth
Alphabet surges past OpenAI in investor perception while doubling down on capex.
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Recent coverage suggests the market’s “AI leadership” narrative can change quickly when companies combine distribution, product shipping cadence, and capital investment.
What to know
- This is less about a single model and more about scale: rollout, infrastructure, and product placement.
- AI spending is increasingly treated as a strategic signal (and a risk) on earnings calls.
- The competitive lens is shifting from demos to sustainable capacity and margins.
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