Alphabet is using its dominance in the search and advertising spaces — and its massive size — to find its next billion-dollar business. From healthcare to smart cities to banking, here are 12 industries the tech giant is targeting.
Tech giants have seen record growth over the past year. We dig into where Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple (FAMGA) are placing their bets to analyze their strategies across the cloud, retail, and more.
Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Apple are making moves in the lending space. We dig into their financial services strategies and analyze the market landscape.
Google’s partnership with Munich Re and Allianz signals a future of integrating cybersecurity with cyber insurance.
Our graphic shows every billion-dollar acquisition made by Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple, from Amazon's $13.7B purchase of Whole Foods to Facebook's recent $1B bet on customer management platform Kustomer.
Emerging trends in the auto and mobility space are transforming the way vehicles are designed and how people interact with them. We take a look at how Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook are capitalizing on these changes.
Big tech players are reaching further into commerce. From payments tech to new global marketplaces, we look at where Amazon, Facebook, and Google have placed their recent bets on retail.
This new era of computing will impact devices, applications, infrastructure, and more. We dig into Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple’s moves across the edge computing value chain to analyze their strategies in the space.
Google’s newest neural network patent could help physicians diagnose patients by standardizing clinical notes and assessing disease risk.
Big tech companies have already made a significant impact in payments and other financial services. Now they're turning to the $6T insurance industry. We look at their major moves in the health, life, and P&C insurance spaces.
Q3’20 has been the second consecutive record quarter for big tech investments, despite the global pandemic. Here’s where FAMGA is investing.
Companies like Slack and Zoom expanded the market for enterprise communication tools — now the tech giants want a piece. Here's how Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, and Google are going after enterprise communication & collaboration.
The healthcare industry is undergoing systematic changes, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Big tech companies Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple are using this opportunity to push ahead with their healthcare ambitions.
In part 4 of our series on how Google is using AI to take over the hospital, we look at how the tech giant is developing consumer wearable devices and medical equipment to better collect patient data.
In part 3 of our series on how Google is using AI to take over the hospital, we look at how the tech giant's cloud services will impact health IT and patient data analysis.
We look at how Alphabet's autonomous driving unit uses artificial intelligence and how it stands to impact the auto value chain.
In part 2 of our series on how Google is using AI to take over the hospital, we look at the tech giant's care management initiatives for different subsets of patient populations.
Google's recent collaboration with Sanofi reflects a growing trend of big tech entering the pharma space. We take a closer look here.
The tech giant is joining forces with local governments to create new city blocks, redrawing competitive lines in sectors ranging from real estate to energy utility to transportation, and more.
GV, formerly Google Ventures, has invested in 120+ companies since 2018. From healthcare to artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, here's where Google's venture capital business sees the next big opportunities.
Big tech incumbents are moving into healthcare, tackling the many gaps in this industry. And their recent efforts suggest that revamping the pharma sector may be one of their top priorities. We take a closer look at these initiatives.
In part 1 of our series on Google taking over the hospital, we look at how Google is automating radiology and other pockets of high revenue sources for hospitals.
Following Google's $2.1B acquisition of Fitbit, wearables startups offering differentiated capabilities like sleep monitoring or blood sugar-tracking could become attractive acquisition targets.
As Google announces its pending $2.1B purchase of wearables manufacturer Fitbit, we visualize the tech giant's top acquisitions.
October 2019 was a busy month for tech giants in healthcare. We take a look at recent moves in the space from Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Apple.