Google (Alphabet Inc. subsidiary) is a technology company that, as of February 2026, operates a search engine holding an 89.9% global market share, the Android OS (70.7% mobile OS share), and Google Cloud (11% cloud infrastructure market in Q4 2025). In April 2023, it merged Google Brain and DeepMind into Google DeepMind, which in December 2023 released the Gemini model family. On the MMLU benchmark, Gemini Ultra scored 90.0%, a metric the company compared to a reported human-expert score of 89.8%, though this comparison has been contested for its methodology. Earlier DeepMind work included AlphaFold, for which Demis Hassabis and John Jumper shared the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with David Baker. Google integrates Gemini into Search, Workspace, and Vertex AI. The entity matters now because its December 2025 launch of Gemini 2.0 with agentic capabilities coincides with a February 2026 DOJ proposal to force the sale of Chrome, placing it at the center of a defining conflict between AI commercialization and antitrust regulation.
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