Google: Europe needs to learn Silicon Valley

Google: Europe needs to learn Silicon Valley

Larry Page, the chief executive of Google, the global search engine giant, recently criticized the European government. He said that Europe needs to be more like Silicon Valley and European governments need to take action to support the technology industry.

Larry Page, 41 years old, said that he is very pleased to be able to invest in great ideas to benefit the society, but the governments of European countries also need to take action.

Larry Page said in an interview with the Financial Times in the UK: “Why can't we take more action? Like the technologies that are worth delighting, the European technology industry needs a more favorable environment. , More investment in science and technology and basic ideas and companies are just like Silicon Valley."

It is understood that Larry Page is now planning to arrange for a reasonable 62 billion U.S. dollars in cash, but it has not yet found the right way to invest.

Larry Page said: "We are now in an unfamiliar area. We are trying to plan things. How to use all the resources and how to make a more positive impact on the world?"

Google has invested a lot of cash in technology, and the company’s R&D lab Google X is now planning to make 100 unmanned cars. Google said that it will conduct a test drive from next month, striving to put these vehicles into the market in the next two years.

In 2013, Google released high-altitude balloons in the hope of bringing happiness to two-thirds of the world’s population who cannot access the Internet.

As Google's most famous product, Google Glass was released earlier this year. Google's product was developed for two years. Today, the beta version of glasses with internet access is priced at £1,000 in the UK.

Earlier this week, sources said that Google is now developing a drug that can detect cancer and other diseases.

Last month, Google disclosed the company’s third quarter financial report. According to statistics, Google’s operating income for the quarter was US$ 16.52 billion, an increase of 20% over the same period of last year. Net profit fell 5.3% to 2.81 billion U.S. dollars. In the first nine months of the year, Google’s capital expenditures were US$7.4 billion, a 45% increase from the US$5.1 billion in 2013.

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