Buffett's Uncommon Investment in Tech Drives Alphabet's AI-Powered Market Value Growth
- Alphabet's $3.62T market cap surge surpasses Microsoft , driven by Gemini 3 AI's 37.5% HLE benchmark score and Berkshire Hathaway's 17.85M-share purchase. - Gemini 3's performance challenges OpenAI and Meta , with potential TPU adoption by Meta and Alphabet's ecosystem advantage in monetization. - AI sector volatility persists as Microsoft drops 12.9% and Nvidia faces scrutiny despite $57B Q3 revenue, signaling market caution toward AI-driven growth. - Buffett's rare tech bet sparks debate, with critics
Alphabet Inc. has overtaken
Volatility in the AI industry has increased amid ongoing concerns about a potential valuation bubble. While Alphabet and Apple have remained strong, other companies such as Meta and
With Gemini 3, Alphabet is now a direct rival to OpenAI and Meta,
The discussion around Buffett’s investment tactics has resurfaced. Although Berkshire’s Alphabet holdings have grown by $415 million in just one week,
Looking forward, the competition in AI shows no signs of slowing down.
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