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Can Alphabet Come Even Remotely Close To Dethroning OpenAI In 2025?

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has long been a pioneer in artificial intelligence, with a history of groundbreaking research and innovative technologies. Yet, the company finds itself struggling to close the gap with OpenAI, the leader in generative AI. In 2024, Alphabet doubled down on its AI efforts with the rollout of its Gemini chatbot, positioned as a direct competitor to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. CEO Sundar Pichai has set an ambitious goal: to have Gemini reach 500 million users by the end of 2025. Despite the company’s claims that Gemini surpasses ChatGPT in certain technical capabilities, its market penetration and user engagement remain significantly lower. Recent efforts, such as deeper integrations of Gemini across Google’s ecosystem, partnerships with developers, and enhanced features like multimodality and long-context understanding, have showcased Alphabet’s determination to compete. However, challenges persist. Gemini’s adoption lags, its monetization is nascent, and Alphabet faces stiff competition not only from OpenAI but also from Meta’s Llama and Twitter’s Grok. With these developments in mind, here are four key drivers that explain why Alphabet continues to trail behind OpenAI, despite its extensive investments and restructuring efforts.

Our Report Structure:

⦁ Company Overview
⦁ Investment Thesis
⦁ Key Drivers
⦁ Historical Quarterly Statement Analysis – Income Statement & Cash Flows
⦁ Historical Quarterly Balance Sheet Analysis
⦁ Historical Annual Financial Statement Analysis
⦁ Analysis Of Key Financial Ratios
⦁ Financial Forecasts For 3 Years
⦁ Forecasting The Capital Structure & Net Debt
⦁ Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
⦁ Trading Multiples
⦁ Key Risks
⦁ Disclosures

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