How Big is ALPHABET INC? (They OWN Google, Nest, DeepMind, Calico)

How Big is ALPHABET INC? (They OWN Google, Nest, DeepMind, Calico)

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It’s been a year since Google underwent a major corporate restructuring into the entity known as
Alphabet. Google became a wholly owned subsidiary, as did other Google services, projects and
teams which were re-created as separate companies under the Alphabet umbrella.

The goal of the change, they said, was to allow those in charge more freedom to seek new projects
and make acquisitions outside of Google’s mission “to organise the world’s information and make
it universally accessible and useful.”

What makes a prospective Alphabet company attractive to these experienced acquirers? I think
innovation and profitability are two of the factors that clearly unite the companies under the
umbrella so far.

The largest component of Alphabet is Google, which includes YouTube, Google Search, Google Apps
and a fistful of others. Nest, acquired by Google in 2014, develops smart home devices including
thermostats, smoke alarms and security cameras.

Access & Energy aims to bring low cost Internet to the two-thirds of the world which still has no
Internet access, thereby expanding its market?—?and earnings! Health and disease prevention
oriented verily uses technology to prevent, detect and manage disease.

Google Ventures and Google Capital are finance-based companies, and the Google Self-Driving Car
Project, which is supposed to become a company in 2016, is self explanatory.

The final company under Alphabet is the most secretive and possibly the most interesting of them
all: Google X is a secret lab under the direction of scientist Astro Teller that works on “moonshots”
and outlandish projects.

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