Alphabet’s Google discloses contracted future spending commitments totaling $811 billion at the end of June, according to multiple reports citing a recent quarterly filing. The figure represents obligations for purchases the company has already committed to under supply agreements and open purchase orders, and it is reported separately from Alphabet’s capital expenditure budget. All sources say the commitments increase by nearly $500 billion from three months earlier, indicating a sharp rise in forward-looking purchasing commitments within a single quarter. One source notes that a portion of the total—roughly $200.7 billion—is part of these commitments, while the remainder consists of other contracted obligations. The filings discussed are presented as commitments disclosed in the quarterly reporting for Google, with the reports emphasizing that the disclosure is not the same as Alphabet’s capital spending plan. The reported jump is described as tied to planned investment, including AI infrastructure, based on the framing in the outlet summaries and the overall context of the disclosed obligations. The reports do not provide additional breakdown details beyond what each outlet summarizes from the filing.