[jsnell]

Google's non-advertising revenue is about $25B/quarter. There's only a handful of tech companies with higher revenue than that.

It is for example a bit more than Tesla, double that of Broadcom or Oracle, a bit less than Dell or TSMC.

Seems they're actually pretty good at monetizing non-ads goods and services at this point.

[lwhi]

A good point, but I still think they're struggling to innovate.

Their advertising revenue is over $71B/quarter.

As far as I know the majority of the non advertising revenue is from Google Cloud and subscriptions for services.

Most of the interesting product initiatives they've launched (that I can think of) have folded.