Google-Parent Alphabet Hits $3 Trillion Market Capitalisation for the First Time

New York, September 2025:
Google’s parent company Alphabet Inc. has reached a historic milestone, crossing the $3 trillion market capitalisation mark for the first time. The achievement cements Alphabet’s position among the most valuable companies in the world, alongside Apple and Microsoft.

 A Historic Milestone

Alphabet’s shares surged in recent trading sessions, driven by strong growth in its core advertising business, expansion in cloud services, and breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI). With this rally, Alphabet’s market value officially touched the $3 trillion mark, making it only the third U.S. company to achieve the feat.

 Comparison With Tech Rivals

Apple Inc. was the first U.S. company to cross the $3 trillion threshold in 2022.

Microsoft Corp. followed, crossing the mark in 2023.

Now, Alphabet joins this elite club, underscoring the dominance of U.S. tech giants in global markets.

Alphabet’s climb has been faster than many analysts expected, with AI-powered products such as Gemini and advancements in cloud computing pushing investor confidence to new highs.

 What Drove the Growth?

Digital Advertising: Google’s advertising business remains Alphabet’s strongest revenue engine.

Cloud Services: Google Cloud continues to expand rapidly, competing with Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.

Artificial Intelligence: Heavy investments in AI technologies have positioned Alphabet as a leader in the sector.

Other Bets: Ventures in self-driving cars (Waymo) and healthcare tech have also kept long-term investor interest alive.

 Market Impact

The $3 trillion milestone not only strengthens Alphabet’s influence in global markets but also reflects investor faith in the continued dominance of Big Tech. Analysts suggest Alphabet’s trajectory could reshape competition in AI, cloud, and digital platforms for the coming decade.

What’s Next?

With its diversified portfolio and strategic bets in emerging technologies, Alphabet is expected to continue its growth momentum. Market experts believe the company’s valuation could climb even higher if its AI initiatives and cloud business outperform expectations.