Alphabet’s rapid gains in artificial intelligence are putting it on track to become the world’s largest company, according to coverage from Bloomberg and The Japan Times. Both outlets describe Alphabet as having shifted from being viewed as a secondary player in AI to a company with leading positions across multiple parts of the technology stack. The reporting highlights that Alphabet’s expanding role in AI comes as the market increasingly values companies with strong capabilities in areas such as models, platforms, and related infrastructure. Bloomberg adds that Alphabet is approaching a milestone that would see it surpass AI chip leader Nvidia in overall market value, which would mark a major change in the ranking of large technology firms. The Japan Times echoes the broader theme of Alphabet’s AI-driven rise, focusing on its growth in influence across the sector. Neither source attributes the development to a single product or event, instead characterizing the past year’s progress as a broader shift in market perception and competitive positioning within AI.