TD Cowen sees a rise in the Googl (Googl) with a rising Genai’s dependence

Alphabet Inc. (Nasdaq:GooglHe is one of The arrows of artificial intelligence track closely. On September 16, TD COWEN raised the target price to $ 270 from $ 240 while maintaining the purchase rating on shares. The confirmation of the company’s general cloud scan is followed.

The Genai Public Cloud 2025 Scan revealed that the Google Cloud (GCP) platform is the second option for companies that are considering providing additional cloud services.

The survey results shows that the Google Cloud platform, or GCP, had a strong offer. However, there is still a gap between GCP and Amazon (Amazon Web Services), AWS, and Microsoft’s (MSFT) Azure.

GCP awareness in third place in this year’s survey remained 80 %, compared to 94 % in general for AWS and 93 % for Azure. The scale was stronger in the group of institutions, with 88 % of the respondents, unlike 70 % to 80 % for all other business groups.

Blackledge also noted that Goeni from Google was the second most popular language model, LLM, service providers.

“We asked the respondents about the companies provided by the basic LLMS for their genetic tools, and Google was the second most used supplier (54 % of the respondents, increasing from 50 % in 2024). At the same time, openness was the best option (73 % of the respondents), but they somewhat refused in the scanning 82 % in our previous poll, indicating an explicit shift.

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: Googl) is an American multinational technical company that owns the giant Google on the Internet, among other companies.

While we acknowledge the Googl capabilities as an investment, we believe that some artificial intelligence shares provide greater potential in the upward trend and carry less risk on the downside. If you are looking for a stock of artificial intelligence with less than very apprecia The best inventory of artificial intelligence in the short term.

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