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Google parent Alphabet reports 52% surge in profit on strong business – The National

Posted: January 30, 2024 at 10:25 pm

Googles parent company Alphabet reported a 51.8 per cent jump in its fourth-quarter net profit, fuelled by an increase in Search, YouTube and advertising businesses.

The world's largest provider of search and video advertisements reported a net profit of almost $20.7 billion, the company said. It was 5 per cent up on a quarterly basis.

The California company reported a 13 per cent annual surge in last quarters revenue to more than $86.3 billion, beating analysts estimates of $85.3 billion.

This was the second straight quarter with a double-digit increase in revenue after four consecutive quarters of single-digit growth.

Alphabets full 2023 fiscal net profit increased 23 per cent to $73.8 billion, while revenue soared 9 per cent to $307.4 billion during the 12-month period.

A healthy correction should make Google an interesting stock again, particularly due to the good numbers in the cloud business

Thomas Monteiro, senior analyst at Investing.com

Despite better-than-expected quarterly earnings, the company's stock dropped more than 4.42 per cent in after-hours trading to $146.28 a share.

The companys stock closed 1.16 per cent lower at $153.05 a share on Tuesday, giving Alphabet a market valuation of $1.90 trillion.

We are pleased with the ongoing strength in Search and the growing contribution from YouTube and Cloud, chief executive Sundar Pichai said.

Each of these is already benefiting from our AI [artificial intelligence] investments and innovation. As we enter the Gemini era, the best is yet to come."

Alphabet earned more than 48.6 per cent of its fourth-quarter revenue, or nearly $42 billion, from the US market.

In Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the company earned more than $25 billion, or almost 29 per cent of its total sales.

Alphabets operating income soared 27 per cent on an annual basis in the fourth quarter to about $23.7 billion. Its earnings for each share increased 56 per cent yearly to $1.64.

Google services business which includes advertisements, Android, Chrome, hardware, Maps, Search, Google Play and YouTube accounted for nearly 88.4 per cent of the companys total sales.

It added more than $76.3 billion to overall revenue, nearly 12.4 per cent more than the fourth quarter of 2022.

Googles advertising revenue from Search, YouTube and other businesses increased 11 per cent to more than $65.5 billion in the fourth quarter. It missed analyst estimates of $65.9 billion, according to StreetAccount.

"Alphabet's disappointing ad revenue numbers suggest that corporations worldwide are still uncertain about the pace of interest rate cuts from global central banks, thus keeping some powder dry while waiting for more clues before opening up their wallets, Thomas Monteiro, senior analyst at Investing.com, told The National.

More than actual EPS, investors want to see improving margins and free cash flows still, a healthy correction should make Google an interesting stock again, particularly due to the good numbers in the cloud business."

The total revenue from the cloud business grew an annual 25.6 per cent to nearly $9.2 billion in the December quarter, exceeding analysts expectation of $8.9 billion.

Google Cloud includes the companys infrastructure and data analytics platforms, collaboration tools and other services for enterprise customers.

It generates revenue mainly from fees received for cloud platform services and workspace collaboration tools.

Alphabets cloud business, which has been bolstered by generative AI solutions during the past months, is facing a stiff competition from companies including Oracle, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.

Alphabet said its operating income in the cloud segment reached $864 million during the quarter. It improved from the fourth quarter of 2022, when the divisions loss was $186 million.

The companys operating loss from other bets, or subsidiaries, reached about $863 million in the last quarter, from a loss of more than $1.2 billion in the same period for 2022.

Other bets are derived mainly through the sale of internet offerings, and licensing and research and development services.

This includes Alphabets X lab, self-driving unit Waymo and other non-Google companies.

Alphabet spent over $12.1 billion on research and development, nearly 14 per cent of its total sales in the fourth quarter. This was about 18 per cent more than the R&D expenditure for the same period in 2023.

YouTube added more than $9.2 billion to Alphabets revenue, increasing about 10.6 per cent annually.

Googles total acquisition costs stood at $13.9 billion, up nearly 8.2 per cent on an annual basis, against analysts expectations of $14.1 billion.

TACs are payments that search companies make to affiliates and online companies for bringing traffic to their websites. It is a major expense for companies such as Google and Yahoo.

Alphabets total cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities reached more than $110.9 billion as of December, from $113.7 billion at the end of 2022.

Alphabet said that due to last year's workforce reductions, the company incurred severance and related charges amounting to $2.1 billion in 2023.

And Google's departure from certain offices led to charges of $1.2 billion for the quarter and $1.8 billion for the entire year.

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How to get started with Side Panel on Google Chrome – Windows Central

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On Windows 11 (or 10), if you use Chrome, you probably still haven't noticed the "Side Panel," which gives you access to various features.

The Side Panel is accessible from any website and serves as a handy tool that provides quick access to several features, some of which you're probably not using, including Reading List, Bookmarks, History, Reading mode, Customize Chrome, and Search.

In this how-to guide, I will walk you through the features available through the Side Panel on Google Chrome.

To access the Side Panel, use these steps.

Once you complete the steps, you will have access to the available functionalities.

"Reading list" is a feature that allows you to bookmark pages temporarily. The feature is helpful when you find the content you want to read later and don't want to save in the bookmarks, since you won't return to that page once read.

To use Reading list on Chrome, use these steps:

Once you complete the steps, you can always open the panel, and as you go through each page, you can click the"Mark as read"button on the link or the"Mark current tab as read"button at the bottom of the panel. Or click the"Delete"(X) button to remove the link from the panel.

"Bookmarks" is the same feature that has been around for a long time, but the experience from the "Side Panel" is new. The most significant difference is that the new interface manages your favorite links and tracks products with the Google pricing tracking feature.

To use Bookmarks from the Side panel, use these steps:

You can also use the search box at the top to quickly look for any bookmark. If you want to organize your saved links further, you can right-click a link to access the available options. Also, the"Edit"button in the top-right allows you to select multiple bookmarks that you can then delete, move, or open in a different tab or window with the options available at the bottom of the page.

The interface even includes an option to create new folders, making this experience much better than the legacy "Bookmarks Manager."

If you want to see the products you're tracking with Google, click the"Tracked bookmarks"button at the top of the page.

The "History" feature shows the pages you have visited in the past. However, they are sorted by search terms, meaning you will only find the history of pages you visited using a Google search. If you want to view all your activities, you will have to open the legacy history feature.

To use History, use these steps:

Each group is labeled using the search term, and you can use the context menu on the right to take different actions, including opening all pages in a tab group, hiding the items, or removing them from history.

The "Reading mode" feature converts the page into a clean document without clutter, but without closing the original page on the left.

To use Reading mode, use these steps:

Optionally, you can customize the font size and family, background, line height, and spacing between the words and letters to improve the reading experience.

The "Customize Chrome" feature is usually available from the new tab page, not a web page. The feature allows you to customize various browser aspects, including themes, shortcuts, and cards.

Change colors

To customize the appearance of Chrome, use these steps:

After you complete the steps, the new color will apply to the browser.

Change themes

On Chrome, themes allow you to use background images and colors to change the look and feel.

The browser comes with various themes, and you can download more from the Chrome Web Store, but starting with version 121, you can now use AI to create custom themes for Google's browser.

To change themes, use these steps:

Once you complete the steps, the new theme with the custom background for the new tab page will apply to the browser.

Manage shortcuts

In the new tab page, Chrome can show shortcuts to specific websites you created manually, or set it to show the most visited sites.

To manage Chrome shortcuts, use these steps:

After you complete the steps, the shortcuts will appear on the new tab page of Chrome.

Manage cards

In the new tab page, the browser can also show cards to help you resume previous searches and continue shopping, and you can either turn this feature on or off.

To turn cards on or off, use these steps:

Once you complete the steps, the cards will appear on the new tab page, according to your configuration.

The "Search" feature allows you to research the website or the content in the tab. Although you can access the feature from the Side Panel, Chrome also has a dedicated option in the toolbar next to Omnibar.

To get started with the Search feature on Chrome, use these steps:

In the experience, you can learn to click the "More about this page" to access the available details. Or you can use the search box to perform other related searches without leaving the tab. (This feature works more like a split screen feature.)

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Google Cloud and Hugging Face Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Generative AI and ML Development – PR Newswire

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Developers will be able to train, tune, and serve open models quickly and cost-effectively on Google Cloud

SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Google Cloud and Hugging Face today announced a new strategic partnership that will allow developers to utilize Google Cloud's infrastructure for all Hugging Face services, and will enable training and serving of Hugging Face models on Google Cloud.

The partnership advances Hugging Face's mission to democratize AI and furthers Google Cloud's support for open source AI ecosystem development. With this partnership, Google Cloud becomes a strategic cloud partner for Hugging Face, and a preferred destination for Hugging Face training and inference workloads. Developers will be able to easily utilize Google Cloud's AI-optimized infrastructure including compute, tensor processing units (TPUs), and graphics processing units (GPUs) to train and serve open models and build new generative AI applications.

Google Cloud and Hugging Face will partner closely to help developers train and serve large AI models more quickly and cost-effectively on Google Cloud, including:

"Google Cloud and Hugging Face share a vision for making generative AI more accessible and impactful for developers," said Thomas Kurian, CEO at Google Cloud. "This partnership ensures that developers on Hugging Face will have access to Google Cloud's purpose-built AI platform, Vertex AI, along with our secure infrastructure, which can accelerate the next generation of AI services and applications."

"From the original Transformers paper to T5 and the Vision Transformer, Google has been at the forefront of AI progress and the open science movement," said Clement Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face. "With this new partnership, we will make it easy for Hugging Face users and Google Cloud customers to leverage the latest open models together with leading optimized AI infrastructure and tools from Google Cloud including Vertex AI and TPUs to meaningfully advance developers ability to build their own AI models."

Vertex AI and GKE will be available in the first half of 2024 as deployment options on the Hugging Face platform.

About Google CloudGoogle Cloud accelerates every organization's ability to digitally transform its business and industry. We deliver enterprise-grade solutions that leverage Google's cutting-edge technology, and tools that help developers build more sustainably. Customers in more than 200 countries and territories turn to Google Cloud as their trusted partner to enable growth and solve their most critical business problems.

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How To Update Google Chrome To Its Latest Version – SlashGear

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In most instances Chrome on desktop will download the latest update automatically, then install it for you if you quit and restart. If that doesn't happen, or you'd prefer to manually update:

When Chrome restarts, it will reopen all tabs that were open during the restart (unless they're Incognito). You can revisit the Settings tab to double-check your current version, and if any additional updates are available you can follow the same process to install them, too.

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Google wants to make it easier to disable Chrome’s annoying notifications – Android Police

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If Chrome is your preferred browser, youve likely experienced some frustration with being bombarded by sites asking to post notifications on your Android device. You may have even enabled the feature for a handful of websites over the years, whether that was on purpose or by accident. While theres a setting you can toggle to manage notifications, it's not always the easiest to find. Now, it seems that Google is taking steps to improve its UI and resolve this long-standing annoyance for Chrome users.

As spotted on the Chromium project website, Google is now testing a feature that provides Chrome users with a one-tap button to disable all notifications from a site (via Windows Report). Before, when a site posted a notification, you would see a Site Settings button on it. Tapping this took you to the associated menu in Chrome's settings, where you could then drill down into the Notifications section to find the website in question and revoke its permission to send notifications.

With the recent change, when you get an alert from a website, you'll see an Unsubscribe button embedded in the notification where Site Settings used to reside tapping this will immediately disable future notifications from that website. Afterward, the Chrome notification will show a dialog with two options: OK and Undo. Tap the former to go on about your day, or hit the latter if you errantly pressed Unsubscribe.

As of January 29, the feature was available to 50% of Chrome Canary users for testing. If it's available to your account, it can be enabled at chrome://flags#notification-one-tap-unsubscribe.

Over the past few months, Google has been making tweaks to Chrome to improve its UI in subtle but helpful ways. For instance, it rolled out a feature that allows Chrome desktop users to now set the browser as their default PDF reader. It debuted in Chrome Canary for testing, and when enabled, it automatically opens downloaded PDFs within the browser. This eliminates the need to use the Google Drive PDF viewer, but its unknown if the setting will be coming to Android. For now, mobile Chrome users may still need to rely on the Google PDF Viewer. Its possible that the feature could be introduced to Android when its officially introduced to Chrome, but that is also still up in the air.

In terms of Android, Google hasnt entirely forgotten about Chromes mobile users. For example, the Read Aloud feature is finally being tested for Android. It is assumed that it will be coming out with Chrome 122 for Android, and the feature would allow you to retrieve a read version of any text in the browser. Although it hasnt been officially rolled out just yet, you can find it within the flags of Chrome 121.

Although it may seem like Google is slow to make improvements to the Chrome UI, its clear that the company has no intention of abandoning the browser. That being said, adjustments will likely continue to be made to keep Chrome users dedicated to the browser now and in the future. With more competition sprouting up, it isnt surprising that Google is attempting to keep pace with such changes.

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Google app update reveals Google doesn’t know what to call Assistant with Bard – Android Central

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Even with numerous indicators that Assistant with Bard is finally nearing release, it looks like Google still doesn't know what it wants to call the feature. When the company announced Assistant with Bard last year, it said the feature was "coming soon," Google has quietly continued developing it.

The question now is whether the feature first announced as Assistant with Bard will actually debut under that name. 9to5Google has been on top of the developments, most recently spotting Gemini instead of Assistant with Bard in the Google app.

All code strings and user-interface references to Assistant with Bard now say Gemini in beta version 15.4.31.29 of the Google app. Previously, these UI elements referred to the feature as Bard. That leaves us with at least three names that Google is considering for this feature: Assistant with Bard, Bard, or Gemini.

Gemini is the name Google uses for its suite of artificial intelligence models. Gemini Nano is the AI model that runs locally on devices like smartphones, while Gemini Pro is the model that currently appears in Bard's standard version. Then, there's Gemini Ultra, which is Google's most powerful AI model to date. Google plans to release Gemini Ultra and incorporate it into Bard Advanced this year.

Gemini appears to be Google's strongest brand in AI so far, and there's a lot of hype about the new AI modes. In that sense, it's easy to see why Google would want to leverage that name recognition on Assistant with Bard. On the flip side, Bard has existed for much longer than Gemini and is likely more familiar to casual users as a result.

Either Bard or Gemini would be better than Assistant with Bard as far as names are concerned. The latter is clunky and could complicate things for users. For example, users will have the choice between using classic Google Assistant or Assistant with Bard. Simplifying the latter's name and removing the word "assistant" could make it easier for users to understand the difference.

Speaking of complications, rebranding Assistant with Bard to Gemini would be inherently confusing, as 9to5Google has pointed out. We haven't yet seen the same brand used for both the name of the software and the AI model behind it. For example, ChatGPT uses the GPT-3.5 model and Microsoft Copilot uses GPT-4. By comparison, a rebrand could result in a situation where we refer to Assistant with Bard as "Gemini powered by Gemini Pro."

Gemini is the latest name Google has tested for Assistant with Bard. However, it doesn't necessarily mean it is the one Google will stick with. If anything, Google's willingness to swap names in and out for this feature suggests it doesn't know exactly what to call it yet.

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Google And Hugging Face Partner To Advance Generative AI With Open Models – Forbes

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