Alphabet Inc. Overview
Alphabet Inc. (Alphabet) is an American multinational company that operates through a collection of businesses of several industries, including technology, life sciences, investment capital, and research. Its subsidiaries include Calico, CapitalG, Chronicle, DeepMind, Google, Google Fiber GV, Jigsaw, Sidewalk Labs, Verily, Waymo, and X, among which Google accounts for the largest share of total revenue generated by Alphabet. In 2016, the net revenue of the company was USD 89.5 billion, which is around 99% of the total revenue of Alphabet, Inc. Google announced its conglomerate to be Alphabet on August 10, 2015. Google is Alphabet’s leading and largest subsidiary.
Google, Inc. is a leading technology company specialized in internet-related service and products. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Alphabet, Inc. Online advertising, search engine, cloud computing, software, and hardware are some of the major specialized products of Google. In retail cloud market, Google offers cloud platform and analytics solution to retail customers.
Google is an American multinational company and initially was incorporated as a privately held company. Later, in 2004, the company announced its first public offering. The company offers managed services in terms of work productivity, scheduling, time management, instant messaging, video chats, language translation, mapping, video sharing, notetaking & photo organizing and editing, through its various applications. Google offers Google Search, Google Now, AdWords, AdSense, Double Click Ad Exchange, AdExchange, and AdMob. Google is known to build technology products and provide services to organize information.



