What Alphabet (GOOGL)'s AI-Driven Public Safety and Energy Deals Mean For Shareholders

• In recent days, Motorola Solutions and Google integrated Android Emergency Live Video into Motorola’s 911 command-center software, letting Android callers share encrypted, one-click live video with call handlers across much of North America’s public safety network.
• Separately, Google has been expanding its AI and infrastructure reach with moves such as new carbon-removal and renewable-power agreements, underscoring how its AI ambitions are tightly linked to energy, sustainability, and public-sector partnerships.
• We’ll now examine how Alphabet’s push into AI-heavy, power-hungry infrastructure and public-sector integrations could reshape its investment narrative.

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Alphabet Investment Narrative Recap

To own Alphabet, you need to believe its AI heavy infrastructure push, powered by Search, YouTube and Cloud, will more than offset rising capex, regulatory pressure and ad dependence. The Motorola 911 video integration and new carbon removal deals showcase Google embedding itself deeper into public safety and energy systems, but they do not materially change the near term catalyst of proving AI returns on huge data center spending or the key risks around regulation and margin pressure.

The most directly connected development is Alphabet’s long dated renewable power agreements, such as the 21 year solar PPA in Malaysia that will support AI hungry data centers. For investors tracking whether Alphabet’s AI build out can avoid spiraling energy costs and margin erosion, these deals sit right at the intersection of the company’s biggest catalyst, monetizing Gemini and Cloud, and its core risk of funding that growth with record capex.

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Alphabet's narrative projects $512.6 billion revenue and $148.4 billion earnings by 2028.

Uncover how Alphabet's forecasts yield a $323.70 fair value, a 7% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Fair value estimates for Alphabet from 190 Simply Wall St Community members span roughly US$171 to US$340 per share, underscoring how differently you and other investors may see upside. Set against Alphabet’s record AI infrastructure capex and the need to show that Gemini and Cloud demand can justify it, this spread invites you to compare several viewpoints before deciding what the stock is really worth.

Explore 190 other fair value estimates on Alphabet - why the stock might be worth as much as 12% more than the current price!

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• A great starting point for your Alphabet research is our analysis highlighting 2 key rewards that could impact your investment decision.
• Our free Alphabet research report provides a comprehensive fundamental analysis summarized in a single visual - the Snowflake - making it easy to evaluate Alphabet's overall financial health at a glance.

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