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Financial Overview GCP Vs AWS
Financial Overview GCP Vs AWS
) vs Amazon
(2022-2023)
Google (Alphabet Inc.) Financial Overview
Google Services:
Google Services: Operating income increased from $20.22 billion to $26.73 billion.
Google Cloud: Operating income improved from a loss of $186 million to a gain of $864
million.
Cost Optimization: Alphabet ended 2023 with strong financial results and is committed to re-
engineering its cost base while investing to support growth opportunities.
Workforce and Office Space Optimization: Alphabet recorded employee severance and
related charges of $2.1 billion and exit charges of $1.8 billion in 2023 due to a reduction in its
workforce and office space optimization.
Change in Useful Lives of Equipment: Alphabet adjusted the estimated useful lives of its
servers and network equipment in 2023, resulting in a reduction in depreciation expense of
$983 million and an increase in net income of $765 million.
Macroeconomic factors like inflation, interest rates, and global economic conditions
impacted operations.
2022:
International: $118,007
AWS: $80,096
Consolidated: $513,983
2023:
International: 11%
AWS: 13%
Consolidated: 12%
Net Sales Mix:
International: 23%
AWS: 16%
2022:
International: ($7,746)
AWS: $22,841
Consolidated: $12,248
2023:
International: ($2,656)
AWS: $24,631
Consolidated: $36,852
2022:
Fulfillment: $84,299
Other: $1,263
Total: $501,735
2023:
Fulfillment: $90,619
Other: $767
Total: $537,933
2022:
2023:
2022:
2023:
Net sales: $138.0 billion - $143.5 billion (8% - 13% YoY growth)
Operating income: $8.0 billion - $12.0 billion (compared to $4.8 billion in Q1 2023)
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Conclusion:
Both Google and AWS reported strong growth in their cloud businesses. AWS continues to lead in
terms of revenue and market share. However, Google Cloud is showing promising growth and is a
significant player in the cloud market.
AWS's higher operating margin suggests more efficient operations, possibly due to its longer
presence and deeper integration with enterprise solutions. On the other hand, Google Cloud, with its
AI capabilities and integrations with other Google services, is gaining traction and could potentially
narrow the gap with AWS in the coming years.