The article chronicles Sundar Pichai’s rise from a product manager at Google to leading both Google and its parent company Alphabet, highlighting the company’s structural changes, his key contributions to core products, and the broader significance of Indian CEOs in global tech leadership.
The article surveys Alphabet’s 2015 initiatives—including AI research at DeepMind, virtual‑reality hardware, autonomous‑driving efforts, robotics, IoT platforms, and experimental products like Google Glass and Tango—highlighting how Google’s restructuring has spawned a sprawling portfolio of cutting‑edge technologies.
The article explains Google’s 2015 restructuring into the holding company Alphabet, detailing how the new organization separates core services from ambitious ventures such as Fiber, Nest, Calico, self‑driving cars, Project Wing, smart lenses, and other cutting‑edge initiatives.
This article explores Google’s internal restructuring into Alphabet and explains the 26 alphabet‑named projects—from Android and DeepMind to Project Loon and Project Zero—highlighting their origins, technologies, and strategic goals.
