That’s where they hide profit so they can avoid taxes
Edit: I apparent have no idea what I’m talking about. People were definitely nice about correcting me though. Just like a face to face conversation, their social behaviors are definitely not affected by technology.
My fault for being a miseducated human, I should have known to learn that thing that I didn’t yet learn.
cconnoruk on
Those are cool, almost like for like comparisons. Cheers for putting the work into making them (if you did).
JacKaL_37 on
True! And they also have the largest corporate graveyard of tools and apps left behind like so much grist for the grist mill.
Tupcek on
killing so many projects every year does cost a lot
Bangaladore on
When accounting for the fact Google has far more revenue than both, it works out to a similar percent spend.
Its 11.7% for Microsoft and 14.3% for Google and 9% for NVIDIA.
r/DataIsBeautifulButSummaryIsMisleading
Qaxar on
Afterall, they are the most innovative company in the world.
bulbusmaximus on
It’s not really fair to compare them beyond the numbers. MSFT sells products to people. GOOG uses the people as the product.
kushangaza on
Google’s R&D spend better be high. Nvidia and Microsoft have stable and secure cash flows. Google’s 54B from search ads might well go the way of the Dodo over the next couple years. Their business model has never been more threatened than it is right now. And trying to sit that out is guaranteed to end in disaster for them
danielv123 on
I am more surprised by how much comes from search ads compared to youtube
TheGhostInAJar on
It’s hard work to make everything worse
turb0_encapsulator on
There’s a good chance Google wins it all. If their TPUs are exponentially cheaper to run than nVidia’s hardware, and the quality of AI results are similar, they will be victorious.
xoogl3 on
It does make sense. They’re competing in many areas of software with Microsoft (workspace cloud software, search ads, cloud servers, AI etc.) and in hardware against NVidia (TPUs). And that’s not counting many other areas that neither Microsoft nor NVidia play in (Pixel phones, Youtube etc.) And then there’s Waymo that exists as a separate entity but majority owned by Alphabet. Not sure if Google earnings account for Waymo p&l or not.
MortyFromEarthC137 on
This is Alphabet’s earnings not Google’s, so that R&D spend includes AI, self-driving cars (waymo), drone delivery (wing) and a bunch of other moonshots, as well as Cloud
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That’s where they hide profit so they can avoid taxes
Edit: I apparent have no idea what I’m talking about. People were definitely nice about correcting me though. Just like a face to face conversation, their social behaviors are definitely not affected by technology.
My fault for being a miseducated human, I should have known to learn that thing that I didn’t yet learn.
Those are cool, almost like for like comparisons. Cheers for putting the work into making them (if you did).
True! And they also have the largest corporate graveyard of tools and apps left behind like so much grist for the grist mill.
killing so many projects every year does cost a lot
When accounting for the fact Google has far more revenue than both, it works out to a similar percent spend.
Its 11.7% for Microsoft and 14.3% for Google and 9% for NVIDIA.
r/DataIsBeautifulButSummaryIsMisleading
Afterall, they are the most innovative company in the world.
It’s not really fair to compare them beyond the numbers. MSFT sells products to people. GOOG uses the people as the product.
Google’s R&D spend better be high. Nvidia and Microsoft have stable and secure cash flows. Google’s 54B from search ads might well go the way of the Dodo over the next couple years. Their business model has never been more threatened than it is right now. And trying to sit that out is guaranteed to end in disaster for them
I am more surprised by how much comes from search ads compared to youtube
It’s hard work to make everything worse
There’s a good chance Google wins it all. If their TPUs are exponentially cheaper to run than nVidia’s hardware, and the quality of AI results are similar, they will be victorious.
It does make sense. They’re competing in many areas of software with Microsoft (workspace cloud software, search ads, cloud servers, AI etc.) and in hardware against NVidia (TPUs). And that’s not counting many other areas that neither Microsoft nor NVidia play in (Pixel phones, Youtube etc.) And then there’s Waymo that exists as a separate entity but majority owned by Alphabet. Not sure if Google earnings account for Waymo p&l or not.
This is Alphabet’s earnings not Google’s, so that R&D spend includes AI, self-driving cars (waymo), drone delivery (wing) and a bunch of other moonshots, as well as Cloud