During the quarter ending September 2026, non-Search segments generated $64.2 billion, reflecting a 40% year-over-year expansion across cloud infrastructure, subscriptions, YouTube ads, hardware, and emerging bets. Google Cloud served as the primary catalyst for this milestone, delivering revenue that doubled year over year to reach $30.7 billion. Consequently, Search revenue stood at $63.4 billion out of a total $128 billion, ending a multi-year stretch where it historically drove between 52.8% and 62.0% of company earnings.
Key points
Non-Search segments now produce more combined quarterly revenue for Alphabet than Search…: Non-Search segments now produce more combined quarterly revenue for Alphabet than Search operations.
Rapid enterprise growth has expanded Google Cloud's share of total company revenue from 4…: Rapid enterprise growth has expanded Google Cloud's share of total company revenue from 4.4% in 2018 to 24.1%.
Despite Search revenue expanding 12% annually, faster-growing business units caused its r…: Despite Search revenue expanding 12% annually, faster-growing business units caused its revenue share to decline 5.6 percentage points.
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29 Oct 2026
For the first time ever, Google Search is less than 50% of Alphabet's revenue
Search brought in $63.4B of Alphabet's $128B revenue in the quarter to Sep 2026: 49.7%. It is the first quarter below half since Alphabet began reporting Search revenue on its own. In the 31 quarters before, Search was between 52.8% and 62.0%. Over the same years, Google Cloud grew from 4.4% of revenue to 24.1%.
The quarter to Sep 2026
- Search share
- 49.7%
- Down 5.6 pts year over year
- Search revenue
- $63.4B
- Up 12% year over year
- Everything else
- $64.2B
- Up 40% year over year
- Google Cloud
- $30.7B
- Up 103% year over year
Search and Google Cloud, share of Alphabet's revenue
Each quarter's revenue from Google Search & other and from Google Cloud, as a share of Alphabet's total revenue. Everything else is YouTube ads, subscriptions and devices, Google Network and Other Bets.
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