From using tools like AI to manufacturing facemasks and respirators, local and global tech companies are helping lead the fight.

Sundar Pichai becomes the CEO of both Alphabet and Google amidst some troubling times for the company.

Jigsaw, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has released a Chrome extension that can filter out online toxic comments.

Chronicle, which is a spinoff from Google X, will tackle cybersecurity, and it’ll help companies identify, track, and stop cyberattacks.

Remember Project Loon, Alphabet’s Internet connectivity venture that attempts to provide Internet access with its balloon-based wireless network? By leveraging on machine learning, its network deployment will be streamlined and in turn, its implementation costs will be reduced too.

Singapore investment firm Temasek Holdings has invested S$1.1 billion in Verily Life Sciences, a healthcare technology subsidiary of Google holdings company Alphabet.

Google has announced that it will spin off its self-driving car project into an independent subsidiary under its Alphabet parent company called Waymo.

Not too long ago, it seemed that Nest Labs was the company that could do no wrong. Google bought Nest Labs for US$3.2 billion, leading many to speculate that with their powers combined, the two companies could bring Google into the hardware business in a big way. That didn’t happen.

Alphabet is showing its subsidiaries some tough love. Now they will have to be accountable for their own finances and pay market rates to use Google's existing services.

Android on desktop? Android and Chrome OS are reportedly on track to merge into a single operating system for both desktop and mobile devices.