Something quietly shifted in the investment world this past quarter. A legendary holding company just planted a serious flag in Big Tech territory.
Through Q3 2025, we're looking at a fresh position of roughly 17.8 million Alphabet Class A shares—that's about $4.3 billion worth of GOOGL sitting on the books by September's end. The move bumps this stake into the top 10 equity positions for the Omaha-based giant.
What makes this interesting? It's a departure from the usual playbook. The kind of pivot that gets analysts talking. We're watching a value-focused behemoth wade deeper into tech infrastructure—the same infrastructure powering everything from cloud services to emerging Web3 frameworks.
The scale matters. The timing matters more. This isn't a toe-dip; it's a calculated bet on digital transformation at a moment when traditional finance and decentralized systems are colliding.
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PebbleHander
· 20h ago
Damn, has Buffett really acknowledged technology now? The bet has totally reversed.
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BlockchainWorker
· 20h ago
4.3 billion thrown at Google, that's quite a move. Looks like the big players are starting to believe in that Web3 stuff too.
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NFTRegretful
· 21h ago
Wait, $4.3 billion to invest in Google? Buffett really is bullish on AI now.
Something quietly shifted in the investment world this past quarter. A legendary holding company just planted a serious flag in Big Tech territory.
Through Q3 2025, we're looking at a fresh position of roughly 17.8 million Alphabet Class A shares—that's about $4.3 billion worth of GOOGL sitting on the books by September's end. The move bumps this stake into the top 10 equity positions for the Omaha-based giant.
What makes this interesting? It's a departure from the usual playbook. The kind of pivot that gets analysts talking. We're watching a value-focused behemoth wade deeper into tech infrastructure—the same infrastructure powering everything from cloud services to emerging Web3 frameworks.
The scale matters. The timing matters more. This isn't a toe-dip; it's a calculated bet on digital transformation at a moment when traditional finance and decentralized systems are colliding.