Although Google, Maps, Youtube are of daily use they are monetized exclusively by advertising which is annoying and hated by many. It has been many years since Google has launched an innovative new product.
I don't think ChatGPT will gain daily traction after this hype. Anyway we could say that MSFT and AMZN have demostrated more power to innovate with different business models (not only adv) and products.
The GOOG stock has a PE (Price/earning) of 23, while Coca cola 26. So the stock market expect higher growth from CocaCola than Google. Quite surprising.
- GOOGLE PE (23): https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GOOGL/alphabet/pe-...
- COCA COLA PE (26): https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/KO/cocacola/pe-rat...
> Employees were encouraged to spend up to twenty-percent of their paid work time pursuing personal projects. The objective of the program was to inspire innovation in participating employees and ultimately increase company potential. For Google's part, Gmail and AdSense both arose out of side projects. In 2013, Google discontinued 20 percent time.
What has Google released since 2013[0]? Stadia?
Then you tack on that Google Search as of today is basically unusable/broken with people needing to append site:, double-quoting everything, or enabling verbatim search to get high quality results. Heck, on top of that, I also have a uBlock configuration that removes 280 domains from Google Results because they're all auto-generated spam of Stackoverflow answers.
There is something deeply wrong with the culture inside Google.
- GCP Suite (a full integrated and consistent suit, answering so many things)
- Google Workspace (trust me when you get to know everything that is possible you will be amazed)
- Tensorflow and other Machine Learning applications
Google Cloud is a worse clone of AWS, is that innovative? Redmond-style photocopying?
I'll give you TensorFlow, but we're talking about that being their death knell, so congratulations about signing their own death-warrant?
This certainly hasn’t been my experience. I’ve found GCP products to be much better/easier to deal with than their AWS counterparts.