Essentially, Alphabet has been formed as a parent company to overlook the working of Google’s various subsidiaries. The companies that come under Alphabet’s umbrella are as follows: Calico is short for California Life Company, which aims to study- Google X, which is now known as Lab X, was earlier headed by the new Google CEO Sundar Pichai. It is another Alphabet subsidiary that delivered products like drones, wifi-emitting balloons, Google Glass et al
- Another side project under Alphabet is Sidewalk Labs, which uses technology and design to improve city life
- Nest is Alphabet’s smart home business, which has made the Nest Thermostat, he Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide detector, and the Nest Cam webcam
- Google Venture is another investing arm of Alphabet, that invests in new companies that it believes can make people's lives better
- Google Fibre, that shook the broadband industry offers, high-speed Internet service (40 times faster than most home internet service)
- Google Capital, is one of Alphabet’s investing arm, which primarily focuses on longer-term bets
- Google, as we know it, the Search, YouTube, Android, Maps and Google Apps are all part of Alphabet's Google Subsidiary
Essentially, Alphabet has been formed as a parent company to overlook the working of Google’s various subsidiaries. The companies that come under Alphabet’s umbrella are as follows: Calico is short for California Life Company, which aims to study
<p>Google CEO and co-founder Larry Page announced on August 11 the creation of a new company called ‘Alphabet’. The new company will oversee its highly lucrative Internet business and a growing flock of other ventures, including some - like building self-driving cars and researching ways to prolong human life - that are known more for their ambition than for turning an immediate profit.</p><p>However, with the sudden announcement of Google’s parent company, the common man still fails to understand the entire concept clearly. Therefore, to push in some clarity, we attempt to explain you the A to Z of ‘Alphabet’ within 5 minutes (inclusive of the video!). </p>
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