Google/Alphabet Revenues Up 25 Percent to $127.6 Billion

Google’s parent company announced that it earned a net income of $35 billion on revenues of $127.6 billion in the quarter ending September 30, 2026. Those figures represent a decline of 24 percent and a gain of 25 percent, respectively, year-over-year (YOY).

“We had a strong quarter and are now on a half-trillion dollar revenue run rate,” Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said. “Our deep full stack approach is driving momentum across the business. We’re excited by the range of big opportunities ahead of us.”

Google Services generated $96 billion of Google/Alphabet’s revenues, a gain of 11 percent YOY. Of that, $82 billion came from advertising (up 10.5 percent YOY) and $14.3 billion came from Google subscriptions, platforms, and devices (up 11 percent YOY). 64 percent of Google’s revenues came from advertising.

Google Cloud contributed another $30.7 billion in revenues in the quarter, an impressive gain of 102 percent YOY. The company noted that Google Cloud Platform (GCP) saw strong growth across enterprise AI infrastructure, enterprise AI solutions, and core services, with “TPU systems sales [being] a meaningful contributor to revenue growth” as well.

Other Bets added $372 million in revenues and Hedging added $192 billion vs. a $207 million loss a year ago.

Google added that its Gemini app now has over one billion users, making it the fastest-growing product in the company’s history, while global YouTube Music and Premium subscribers (including trials) surpassed 150 million.