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This milestone statement highlights that artificial intelligence technology is moving comprehensively from the proof-of-concept stage into the cycle of full commercial implementation, bringing structural changes to the landscape of the enterprise cloud services market.

This release is a revised announcement, specifically adding the explanation for the key business category of "payment services" that was omitted in the initial version.

Golden Ten Data reported on April 30 that as four of the “Magnificent Seven” U.S. tech giants released their earnings reports after market close, it appears that only Alphabet (GOOGL.O) delivered results satisfying to investors. Alphabet's first-quarter revenue grew by 22% to nearly 110 billion USD, surpassing analysts' expectations. Net profit reached 62.6 billion USD, an 81% year-on-year increase. Additionally, the company's sales for the 2025 fiscal year hit a record 403 billion USD, with profits reaching around 132 billion USD. Following the better-than-expected results, Alphabet’s stock price rose by 3.9%. Unsurprisingly, CEO Sundar Pichai attributed much of the company’s growth to investments in AI. Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft also reported strong growth, but their stock prices declined, with Meta dropping more than 5%. Meta’s sales guidance was in line with expectations, and the company also raised its capital expenditure plan for this year, reflecting rising component costs and, to a lesser extent, additional data center expenses.