Google posts record $113.8B revenue in Q4 2025
Alphabet (Google's parent company) just posted a strong quarter, closing out 2025 with $113.8 billion in revenue—up 18% year-over-year (vs. Q4 2024).
Net income soared 30% to $34.5 billion, and for the first time ever, annual revenue crossed the $400 billion mark.
The big drivers? Explosive growth from its Gemini AI app and Google Cloud.
Gemini and ads drove Google's stellar quarter
Gemini's user base jumped to over 750 million monthly users by December after launching Gemini 3, with people spending more time on the app than ever.
Search grew 17%, while YouTube ads pulled in a solid $11.38 billion (up about 9%).
Cloud revenue shot up nearly 50% year-over-year
Google Cloud had a standout quarter too—revenue shot up by nearly half to hit $17.7 billion, pushing its yearly run-rate to $70 billion.
Generative AI is catching fire as well, with revenues growing nearly 400% year-over-year.
Alphabet plans to invest $185 billion in AI infrastructure
Alphabet isn't slowing down—it plans to invest up to $185 billion in building out even more AI infrastructure in 2026, betting big that cloud services and artificial intelligence will keep driving its future growth.