Google’s revenue crosses $100 billion for the first time:’Our full-stack approach to AI is delivering strong momentum,’ says CEO Sundar Pichai

Google and its parent company Alphabet earned a revenue of $102.35 billion (approx. ₹9.06 trillion) in the September quarter of 2025. This is the first time the company has crossed the $100 billion mark in a quarter. CEO Sundar Pichai called it a ‘milestone quarter’ on his X handle. Google-Alphabet’s Revenue in Q3 2025: $102.35 Billion Preparing to launch Gemini 3 by December He said that Google’s ‘full-stack AI approach’ is bringing better momentum, with its advanced AI models like Gemini 2.5 Pro, Veo, Gemini 3, and Nano leading in innovation. According to Pichai, so far more than 13 million developers have worked with Google’s generative AI models and the company is preparing to launch Gemini 3 by the end of this year. Speaking about search, Pichai said Google rolled out AI Overviews and AI Mode in record time, which is now available in 40 languages and is attracting 75 million users daily. Customers increased by 34% on an annual basis Growth further accelerated due to AI-related revenue. New customers increased by about 34% year-over-year, and over 70% of existing customers are now using Google’s AI products. Under Cloud, 13 product lines achieved an annual run rate of over $1 billion. YouTube still number one in streaming space Speaking of YouTube, it is still number one in the streaming space. Pichai said that the platform ‘has been number 1 in streaming watch time in the US for over 2 years.’
Notably, YouTube’s short-form video feature, Shorts, is now generating more revenue per watch hour than traditional in-stream videos, which indicates the platform’s shift towards short-form content. ​