Alphabet’s Google (GOOGL) is replacing the leader of its consumer AI apps, Semafor reported on Wednesday, citing a memo.

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Alphabet's stock is experiencing significant market turbulence, with shares dropping to €142.16 last Friday, marking a substantial single-day decline of 5.26%. This downturn extends a troubling ...

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CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWD) has emerged as a leading player in the cybersecurity industry, offering cloud-delivered endpoint and cloud workload protection through its Falcon platform.

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Shares of Alphabet are dropping ... relieved that he doesn't have to address these AI concerns given that the evolution of the technology is so rapid. But here's the other kicker, both sides ...

That said, if you're still looking to buy tech and AI stocks, you could do a lot worse than Alphabet, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Oracle. All three now trade between 18x and 24x forward earnings.

Alphabet is likely not as far behind in artificial intelligence as some assume. The company can probably afford to invest staggering sums to build and maintain its competitive edge. Still, amid ...