Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced plans to raise $80 billion to accelerate the expansion of its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The move highlights the company’s commitment to strengthening its position in the rapidly growing AI market and supporting future technological innovations.

Google has announced new sharing capabilities for Gemini within Google Workspace, allowing users to securely share AI chats, canvases, and generated content through Google Drive. The update comes as Google works to improve the Gemini experience following recent criticism surrounding reduced usage limits and confusion over its AI Ultra subscription plans.

Google is rapidly expanding Gemini across nearly all of its products, from smartphones to smart TVs. The company has been aggressively integrating its AI assistant into major platforms, and Google TV is among the latest to receive the upgrade. While Gemini first appeared on the Google TV Streamer last year, users of older streaming hardware had been left waiting for months.

Google has officially introduced Gemini 3.5, its latest generation of artificial intelligence models, during the company’s annual I/O developer conference. Alongside the new AI family, Google also launched Gemini Omni, a powerful model capable of generating videos from multiple types of input.

Google is continuing to improve its Gemini AI assistant with new features and interface upgrades ahead of the highly anticipated Google I/O 2026 event.

Google has confirmed that it is testing a new policy that offers only 5GB of free storage to some newly created Gmail accounts instead of the standard 15GB storage previously available to all users.

Google has announced the expansion of Quick Share’s AirDrop interoperability to more Android smartphones, allowing users to share files directly between Android devices and iPhones more easily.

Google has officially introduced a new lineup of AI-powered laptops called Googlebooks, signaling a major transformation in the company’s hardware and software strategy. The upcoming devices will combine Android and ChromeOS technologies while placing Gemini AI at the center of the user experience.

Google has released the first Android 17 QPR1 Beta 1 update for Pixel smartphones shortly after rolling out the fourth beta of Android 17. The latest beta is now available for a range of Pixel devices, starting from the Google Pixel 6 and extending to newer models, including the Google Pixel 10a.