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Companies across technology, data-center, networking/hardware, venture capital, and energy sectors commonly participate in building and operating AI infrastructure, including examples such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, Digital Realty, QTS, Cisco, Corning, Andreessen Horowitz, Duke Energy, Entergy, ExxonMobil, NextEra, PG&E, and Pinnacle West.

Organizations identified as members of the AI Infrastructure Coalition include Andreessen Horowitz, Cisco, Corning, Digital Realty, Duke Energy, Entergy, ExxonMobil, Google, Lumen, Meta, Microsoft, NextEra, PG&E, Pinnacle West, and QTS.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated in 2025 that AI investment booms can include elements of irrationality and excess investment, and that a burst AI bubble could affect all companies, including major tech firms.

In 2025, companies providing AI infrastructure and AI platforms, including Alphabet (Google) with its Gemini platform, experienced increased demand and growing consumer adoption of those platforms.

YouTube's content policy prohibits directing viewers to online gambling sites or applications that are not certified by Google and requires that content which depicts or promotes in-person gambling be age-restricted.

Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are three major cloud computing providers that together serve as a technical backbone for large parts of the internet.

Broadcom supplies semiconductor products and works with major cloud and AI service providers, including Amazon and Google.

Google's Play Store historically used an exclusive payment processing system that collected a 15-30% fee on in-app transactions.

Google's primary revenue source is a digital advertising network anchored by its dominant search engine.

A 2025 TD Cowen report ranked Oracle as the cloud provider securing the most U.S. data center capacity in the third fiscal quarter of 2025, followed by Google and Fluidstack, ahead of Meta, Amazon, CoreWeave, and Microsoft.

Major digital advertising platforms such as Meta and Google provide publicly accessible ad library or transparency tools that report ad creative, targeting attributes, and geographic placement data.

A 2025 CBS News review of federal lobbying disclosures found that Akin provided lobbying or legal services to at least nine corporations that donated to the White House ballroom: Altria, Booz Allen Hamilton, Coinbase, Comcast, Google, Micron Technology, Microsoft, NextEra Energy, and Vantive.

A court complaint filed by Google alleges that, from July 2023 through October 2024, the Lighthouse network created or used 32,094 distinct phishing websites that mimicked the U.S. Postal Service.

Google estimated that phishing sites mimicking the U.S. Postal Service could compromise between 12.7 million and 115 million U.S. credit cards for the period from July 2023 through October 2024.

Large technology companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have pursued agreements with nuclear power operators and developers to obtain electricity for their data centers.

Google's Chrome web browser has roughly 3 billion users worldwide.

YouTube TV is a subscription-based live television service operated by Google.

Gemma is a large language model developed by Google.

YouTube TV is a Google-owned live television streaming platform that offers live channels from major broadcast networks such as NBC, CBS, Fox, and PBS.