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Google an American multinational corporation

Google an American multinational corporation driving global tech evolution

  • by ICN.live
Mariam Al-Yazidi

Google, an American multinational corporation, continues to shape the future of digital technology worldwide.

Founded in 1998 by Stanford PhD students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google has evolved beyond search. Its parent company, Alphabet Inc., is one of the five Big Tech giants alongside Apple, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft. Google’s core focus now includes artificial intelligence, cloud computing, consumer electronics, and quantum computing. These sectors drive the company’s expansion into new territories beyond its original mission.

Google’s innovation redefines modern tech. Google’s reach extends into nearly every area of the digital world. It powers Gmail, Google Maps, Android, Google Chrome, and YouTube—tools that billions use daily. The company’s dominance in search and video content is unrivaled, with both Google Search and YouTube topping global web traffic. Cloud services, AI platforms like TensorFlow, and virtual assistants such as Google Assistant reinforce its leadership. Moreover, Google’s ventures like Waymo and DeepMind are transforming transport and AI research. By controlling vast user data, Google has become essential in the online economy. Its AI capabilities, advanced data analytics, and tech infrastructure form the backbone of its digital empire. But with that power comes responsibility—and scrutiny.

Google, an American multinational corporation under fire for its monopoly

Despite its success, Google faces mounting legal and ethical challenges. The D.C. Circuit Court recently ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in internet search. This decision could reshape how the tech giant operates and interacts with competitors. Critics argue that Google uses its dominance to limit innovation and consumer choice. Concerns about privacy, data handling, tax practices, and market manipulation have intensified. These issues mirror broader debates around Big Tech accountability. As an American multinational, Google’s influence spans global economies and policymaking circles. With billions depending on its tools, regulators are demanding transparency and fairness.

Can innovation and regulation coexist?

Google claims its innovation benefits users and economies alike. Its investments in AI, health tech, and clean energy aim to solve global challenges. Yet, the balance between innovation and regulation remains delicate. Sundar Pichai, CEO of both Google and Alphabet, steers the company through this complex terrain. He emphasizes responsible AI development and broader access to digital tools. Google’s next chapter may hinge on how it responds to global concerns. Its future could be shaped not just by what it creates—but how it competes and complies.

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What is Google’s core business today?

While originally built around search, Google has expanded into cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and consumer tech. Products like YouTube, Android, and Chrome are dominant in their markets. Its cloud services compete with Amazon and Microsoft, and its AI products like Gemini and TensorFlow are pivotal to innovation across industries. Quantum computing and autonomous vehicles are newer frontiers for Google’s research and investment. The company leverages its massive data infrastructure to lead in digital transformation globally.

Why was Google ruled as having a monopoly?

In August 2024, a U.S. federal judge ruled that Google held an illegal monopoly over internet search. This decision stems from long-standing accusations that Google uses unfair tactics to suppress competition. These include default search engine settings, exclusive partnerships, and using search data to outcompete rivals. The ruling could lead to significant restructuring of Google’s business practices and perhaps spark broader tech regulation reforms across the U.S. and beyond.

How does Google make money?

Google generates most of its revenue through advertising, specifically search and display ads. It uses user data to target ads more effectively, making its platform appealing to marketers. YouTube ads and the Google Display Network are also major contributors. In addition to ads, Google earns from hardware sales (like Pixel devices), cloud services, and software subscriptions like Google Workspace. This diversified model allows Google to sustain revenue growth across industries.

What’s the difference between Google and Alphabet Inc.?

Alphabet Inc. is the parent company of Google and several other subsidiaries. In 2015, Google restructured under Alphabet to allow its various ventures to operate more independently. Google focuses on core internet services and software, while Alphabet oversees projects like Waymo (autonomous vehicles), DeepMind (AI research), and Verily (health tech). Sundar Pichai now serves as CEO of both, signaling a unified vision under different brand umbrellas.

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