Google Cloud

Google Cloud
Google Cloud
  • Headquarters

    Mountain View, CA
  • Founded

    2008
  • CEO / Founder

    Sundar Pichai
  • Employees

    10000+
  • Funding

    Public — $81.5M
  • Stock

    GOOGL
  • Products

    2 products listed
  • Avg. AI Score

    7.9/10

Profile updated

Products
2
Avg AI Score
7.9/10
Founded
2008
Funding
$81.5M
About Google Cloud

Google Cloud is the cloud computing division of Alphabet Inc., providing infrastructure-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, and software-as-a-service offerings. The division was established in 2008 with the launch of Google App Engine and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Google Cloud operates as part of Alphabet's broader technology ecosystem alongside Google Search, YouTube, and other properties.

The platform offers compute, storage, networking, data analytics, and machine learning services through a global network of data centers. Key products include Google Compute Engine, Google Kubernetes Engine, BigQuery data warehouse, and Vertex AI for machine learning workloads. Notable enterprise customers include Spotify, Twitter, Snap, and various government agencies. Google Cloud competes primarily with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure in the public cloud market.

Google Cloud generated $26.3 billion in revenue for 2022, representing approximately 11% of Alphabet's total revenue. The division has made significant acquisitions including Looker for $2.6 billion in 2020 and Mandiant for $5.4 billion in 2022. Thomas Kurian has served as CEO of Google Cloud since 2019, reporting to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai.

Specialties
Cloud ComputingMachine LearningData AnalyticsKubernetesEnterprise InfrastructureArtificial IntelligenceBig DataCybersecurity
Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Revenue
$15.2B
sec.gov
Revenue over time
$7.5B(Mar 31, 2023)$12.0B(Dec 31, 2024)$15.2B(Sep 30, 2025)
Products by Google Cloud

All products by Google Cloud reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

How Our Review Panel Scores Google Cloud

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed Google Cloud's products on their own terms. They disagreed by 2.2 points — The Skeptic was the hardest to convince, The Decision Maker the most positive.

The Decision Maker
8.4
The Domain Strategist
8.4
The Domain Practitioner
8.1
The Finance Lead
7.8
The Power User
7.8
The Skeptic
6.2

Averaged across 2 reviewed products in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who Google Cloud competes with, and how they differ.

Company Timeline

Key milestones in Google Cloud's history, with sources.

  1. Partnership

    Anthropic expands Google Cloud TPU commitment in a deal worth tens of billions

    Anthropic secured access to up to 1 million Google TPUs and over a gigawatt of compute capacity coming online in 2026, Google Cloud's largest TPU commitment to date.

    networkworld.com
  2. Launch

    Gemini Pro launched on Vertex AI

    A week after unveiling its Gemini model family, Google made Gemini Pro available to enterprise developers on Vertex AI and in Google AI Studio.

    venturebeat.com
  3. Partnership

    Google commits up to $2B to Anthropic, deepening its AI cloud ties

    Google agreed to invest up to $2 billion in Anthropic ($500M upfront, $1.5B over time), building on an earlier $300M stake and a reported Google Cloud services contract.

    cnbc.com
  4. Milestone

    Google Cloud posts its first-ever quarterly operating profit

    Alphabet's Q1 2023 results showed Google Cloud generating $191M in operating income on $7.45B of revenue, its first profitable quarter after years of losses.

    cnbc.com
  5. Launch

    Vertex AI launched at Google I/O

    Google Cloud introduced Vertex AI, a unified managed machine-learning platform merging its AutoML and AI Platform tooling, claiming ~80% less code to train models than competing platforms.

    techcrunch.com
  6. Acquisition

    Google completes $2.6B acquisition of Looker

    Google Cloud closed its purchase of analytics firm Looker, its first major deal under CEO Thomas Kurian, to bolster BigQuery and business-intelligence offerings.

    techcrunch.com
  7. Milestone

    Thomas Kurian named to succeed Diane Greene as Google Cloud CEO

    Former Oracle president Thomas Kurian was named to take over Google Cloud leadership in early 2019, tasked with improving enterprise sales execution against AWS and Microsoft Azure.

    techcrunch.com
  8. Milestone

    Diane Greene hired to lead a newly unified Google Cloud business

    VMware co-founder Diane Greene joined Google (via its acquisition of her startup Bebop) to run a consolidated cloud division combining Google Cloud Platform, Google for Work and Google Apps.

    fortune.com
  9. Launch

    Google Compute Engine reaches general availability

    After 18 months in preview (announced at Google I/O 2012), Compute Engine opened to all customers with an SLA, expanded OS support and lower pricing, competing directly with AWS EC2.

    infoworld.com
  10. Launch

    Google App Engine launches in preview

    Google's first cloud computing service launched in limited preview for 10,000 developers, offering a hosted, auto-scaling application platform and predating the Google Cloud Platform brand.

    techcrunch.com

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