Greg Abel, taking the reins at Berkshire Hathaway after Warren Buffett’s exit, is making bold moves with a $369 billion war chest, most notably betting big on Alphabet—Google’s parent company—to ride the AI and cloud computing wave. With investments in Delta, The New York Times, and others, Abel’s focus is clear: harnessing cutting-edge tech for future growth. Alphabet’s AI-driven push, from Gemini to custom chips, is fueling strong revenue forecasts, while its undervalued stock price gives Abel confidence. This isn’t just a portfolio play—it’s a strategic declaration of where the next decade’s profits will be made.
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