The age of the Silicon Valley ‘moonshot’ is over
The age of the Silicon Valley ‘moonshot’ is over
Eight years ago, Google’s founders split the company up into separate entities and named the collection Alphabet. The idea was to separate the core business — the company’s giant advertising machine that made it one of the most powerful corporations in the world — from the side projects that needed time to develop but could one day become Google’s next big moneymaker.