Google is probably the most undervalued tech company there is currently,
by far:
1.) Has cutting edge in house AI models (Like OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, etc.)
2.) Has cutting edge in house AI hardware acceleration (Like Nvidia)
3.) Has (likely) cutting edge robotics (Like Boston Dynamics, Tesla, Figure)
4.) Has industry leading self driving taxis (Like Tesla wants)
5.) Has all the other stuff that Google does. (Like insert most tech companies)
The big thing that Google lacks is excitement and hype (Look at the comments for all their development showcases). They've lost their veneer, for totally understandable reasons, but that veneer is just dusty, the fundamentals of it are still top notch. They are still poised to dominate in what the current forecasted future looks like. The things that are tripping Google up are relatively easy fixes compared to something like a true tech disadvantage.
I'm not trying to shill despite how shill like this post objectively is. It's just an observation that Google has all the right players and really just needs better coaching. Something that isn't too difficult fix, and something shareholders will get eventually.
1.) Has cutting edge in house AI models (Like OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, etc.)
2.) Has cutting edge in house AI hardware acceleration (Like Nvidia)
3.) Has (likely) cutting edge robotics (Like Boston Dynamics, Tesla, Figure)
4.) Has industry leading self driving taxis (Like Tesla wants)
5.) Has all the other stuff that Google does. (Like insert most tech companies)
The big thing that Google lacks is excitement and hype (Look at the comments for all their development showcases). They've lost their veneer, for totally understandable reasons, but that veneer is just dusty, the fundamentals of it are still top notch. They are still poised to dominate in what the current forecasted future looks like. The things that are tripping Google up are relatively easy fixes compared to something like a true tech disadvantage.
I'm not trying to shill despite how shill like this post objectively is. It's just an observation that Google has all the right players and really just needs better coaching. Something that isn't too difficult fix, and something shareholders will get eventually.