Alphabet CFO Says Began To Recognize Revenues From TPU Sales In Q2; Given Capacity Constraints, We Plan To Expand Use Of Third-party Capacity In Q3 While We Build Out More Internal Capacity; We Are Updating Full Year 2026 CAPEX Guidance Range To $195B To $205B; We Continue To Expect Our CAPEX To Increase Significantly In 2027
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Why It Matters
Alphabet started selling its custom computer chips (TPUs) to customers in Q2, which is a new way to make money. The company is spending a huge amount on building more equipment and factories, which shows they believe AI will be really important—but big spending now means less profit in the short term.
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