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Google spent $332.5 billion on R&D over 10 years!



What does that mean? It means that for every $100 it earned, it put $57 back into continued R&D.

Whether it’s worth it, I don’t know, but I can only say that AI’s moat is truly built with cold, hard cash!

At least this makes me confident enough to dollar-cost average into Google. It’s still better than Unitree Technology, right? That’s just a giant toy—a giant toy whose R&D spending is even lower than LEGO’s.
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GapFiller
6 minutes ago
So the ultimate winner in AI still depends on who can keep burning money, not who hypes their concept the loudest.
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BlastExplorer
9 minutes ago
R&D accounting for 57% shows that management is indeed bullish on the long term, sacrificing short-term profits for the future.
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LiquidationMuseum
16 minutes ago
That LEGO metaphor was brilliant; I suggest bringing building blocks on stage at the next launch event.
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GridSpider
17 minutes ago
Unitree: Are you polite?
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TxnSimulator
17 minutes ago
First Review
Systematically investing in Google +1; at least its earnings report holds up to scrutiny.
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