Google is a computer software and a web search engine company that acquired, on average, more than one company per week in 2010 and 2011.[1] The table below is an incomplete list of acquisitions, with each acquisition listed being for the respective company in its entirety, unless otherwise specified. The acquisition date listed is the date of the agreement between Google and the acquisition subject. As Google is headquartered in the United States, acquisition is listed in US dollars. If the price of an acquisition is unlisted, then it is undisclosed. If the Google service that is derived from the acquired company is known, then it is also listed here. Google itself was re-organized into a subsidiary of a larger holding company known as Alphabet Inc. in 2015.

As of March 2025, Alphabet has acquired over 200 companies, with its largest acquisition being the purchase of Wiz, a cloud security company, for $32 billion in 2025 (the acquisition received unconditional approval from the European Union in February 2026[2][3]). Most of the firms acquired by Google are based in the United States, and, in turn, most of these are based in or around the San Francisco Bay Area. To date, Alphabet has divested itself of four[4] business units: Frommers, which was sold back to Arthur Frommer in April 2012;[5] SketchUp, which was sold to Trimble in April 2012,[6] Boston Dynamics in early 2016 and Google Radio Automation, which was sold to WideOrbit in 2009.[7]

Many Google products originated as services provided by companies that Google has since acquired. For example, Google's first acquisition was the Usenet company Deja News, and its services became Google Groups. Similarly, Google acquired Dodgeball, a social networking service company, and eventually replaced it with Google Latitude. Other acquisitions include web application company JotSpot, which became Google Sites; Voice over IP company GrandCentral, which became Google Voice; and video hosting service company Next New Networks, which became YouTube Next Lab and Audience Development Group. CEO Larry Page has explained that potential acquisition candidates must pass a sort of "toothbrush test": Are their products potentially useful once or twice a day, and do they improve your life?[8]

Following the acquisition of Israel-based startup Waze in June 2013, Google submitted a 10-Q filing with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) that revealed that the corporation spent $1.3 billion on acquisitions during the first half of 2013, with $966 million of that total going to Waze.[9]

Key Acquisitions

In October 2006, Google announced that it had acquired the video-sharing site YouTube for $1.65 billion in Google stock,[10][11] and the deal was finalized on November 13, 2006.[12][13]

On April 13, 2007, Google reached an agreement to acquire DoubleClick for $3.1 billion, transferring to Google valuable relationships that DoubleClick had with Web publishers and advertising agencies.[14] The deal was approved despite anti-trust concerns raised by competitors Microsoft and AT&T.[15]

On August 15, 2011, Google made what was, at its time, its largest-ever acquisition to date when it announced that it would acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion[16][17] subject to approval from regulators in the United States and Europe. This purchase was made in part to help Google gain Motorola's considerable patent portfolio on mobile phones and wireless technologies, to help protect Google in its ongoing patent disputes with other companies,[18] mainly Apple and Microsoft,[19] and to allow it to continue to freely offer Android.[20] The merger was completed on May 22, 2012, after the approval of China.[21]

In June 2013, Google acquired Waze, a $966 million deal.[22] While Waze would remain an independent entity, its social features, such as its crowdsourced location platform, were reportedly valuable integrations between Waze and Google Maps, Google's own mapping service.[23]

On January 26, 2014, Google announced it had agreed to acquire DeepMind Technologies, a privately held artificial intelligence company from London. DeepMind describes itself as having the ability to combine the best techniques from machine learning and systems neuroscience to build general-purpose learning algorithms. DeepMind's first commercial applications were used in simulations, e-commerce and games. As of December 2013 , it was reported that DeepMind had roughly 75 employees.[24] Technology news website Recode reported that the company was purchased for $400 million though it was not disclosed where the information came from. A Google spokesman would not comment on the price.[25][26] The purchase of DeepMind aids in Google's recent growth in the artificial intelligence and robotics community.[27]

List of mergers and acquisitions

NumberAcquisition dateCompanyBusinessCountryPrice (USD)Price Adjusted for Inflation (USD)Used as or integrated with
1February 12, 2001DejaNewsUsenet——Google Groups[28][29][30][31]
2September 20, 2001OutrideWeb search engine——Google Personalized Search[32]
3February 2003Pyra LabsWeblog software——Blogger[33]
4April 2003Neotonic SoftwareCustomer relationship management——Google Groups, Gmail[34]
5April 2003Applied SemanticsOnline advertising$$AdSense, AdWords[35][36][37][38][39]
6September 30, 2003KaltixWeb search engine——Google Personalized Search[40]
7October 2003SprinksOnline advertising——AdSense, AdWords[41]
8October 2003Genius LabsBlogging——Blogger[42]
9May 10, 2004Ignite LogicHTML editor——Google Sites[43]
10July 13, 2004PicasaImage organizer——Picasa, Blogger[44]
11September 2004ZipDashTraffic analysis——Google Maps[45]
12October 2004Where2Map analysis——[46]
13October 27, 2004Keyhole——Google Maps, Google Earth[47]
14March 28, 2005Urchin Software CorporationWeb analytics——Google Analytics[48]
15May 12, 2005DodgeballSocial networking service——Google Latitude[49]
16July 19, 2005Akwan Information TechnologiesSearch engines——Internet backbone[50]
17July 2005ReqwirelessMobile browser——Google Mobile[51]
18August 17, 2005AndroidMobile operating system$$Android[52][53]
19November 2005SkiaGraphics library——Skia[54]
20December 27, 2005PhatbitsWidget engine——Google Desktop[55]
21December 31, 2005allPAYMobile software——Google Mobile[56]
22December 31, 2005bruNET——[56]
23January 17, 2006dMarc BroadcastingAdvertising$$AdSense[57]
24February 14, 2006Measure MapWeblog software——Google Analytics[58]
25March 9, 2006UpstartleWord processor——Google Docs[59]
26March 14, 2006@Last Software3D modeling software——Google Sketchup[60]
27April 9, 2006OrionWeb search engine——Google Search[61]
28June 1, 20062Web TechnologiesOnline spreadsheets——Google Spreadsheet[62][63]
29August 15, 2006Neven Vision GermanyComputer vision——Picasa, Google Goggles[64]
30October 9, 2006YouTubeVideo sharing$1,650,000,000$YouTube[65][66]
31October 31, 2006JotSpotWeb application——Google Sites[67]
32December 18, 2006EndoxonMapping$$Google Maps[68]
33February 16, 2007AdscapeIn-game advertising$$AdSense[69]
34March 16, 2007TrendalyzerStatistical software——Google Analytics[70]
35May 28, 2007CrusixSocial networking service——YouTube—
36April 17, 2007Tonic SystemsPresentation program——Google Docs[71]
37April 19, 2007MarratechVideoconferencing$15,000,000$Google Talk, Google Hangouts[72]
38April 13, 2007DoubleClickOnline advertising$3,100,000,000$AdSense[73][74][75]
39May 11, 2007GreenBorderComputer security——Google Chrome[76]
40June 1, 2007PanoramioPhoto sharing——Panoramio[77]
41June 3, 2007FeedBurnerWeb feed$$FeedBurner[78]
42June 5, 2007PeakStreamParallel processing——Android[79]
43June 19, 2007ZenterPresentation program——Google Docs[80]
44July 2, 2007GrandCentralVoice over IP$$Google Voice[81][82]
45July 20, 2007ImageAmericaAerial photography——Google Maps[83]
46July 9, 2007PostiniCommunications security$$Gmail[84]
47September 27, 2007ZingkuSocial networking service——Google Mobile[85]
48October 9, 2007JaikuMicroblogging——[86]
49July 30, 2008OmnisioOnline video$$YouTube[87]
50September 12, 2008TNCWeblog software——Blogger[88]
51August 5, 2009On2Video compression$$WebM, YouTube[89]
52September 16, 2009reCAPTCHASecurity——Google Books, reCAPTCHA[90]
53November 9, 2009AdMobMobile advertising——DoubleClick, Invite Media[91][92][93]
54November 9, 2009Gizmo5Voice over IP$$Google Talk, Google Hangouts[94]
55November 23, 2009TeracentOnline advertising——AdSense[95]
56December 4, 2009AppJetCollaborative real-time editor——Google Wave, Google Docs[96]
57February 12, 2010AardvarkSocial search$$Aardvark[97]
58February 17, 2010reMailEmail search——Gmail[98]
59March 1, 2010PicnikPhoto editing——Picasa[99][100]
60March 5, 2010DocVerseMicrosoft Office files sharing site$$Google Docs[101]
61April 2, 2010EpisodicOnline video platform start-up——YouTube[102]
62April 12, 2010PlinkVisual search engine——Google Goggles[103]
63April 20, 2010AgniluxServer CPUs——Android[104]
64April 27, 2010LabPixiesGadgets——iGoogle, Android[105]
65April 30, 2010BumpTopDesktop environment$$Android[106]
66May 18, 2010Global IP SolutionsVideo and audio compression$$WebRTC[107][108]
67May 20, 2010Simplify MediaMusic streaming——Android[109]
68May 21, 2010Ruba.comTravel——iGoogle[110]
69June 3, 2010Invite MediaAdvertising$$DoubleClick[111]
70July 16, 2010MetawebSemantic search——Google Search[112]
71August 2010ZetawireMobile payment, NFC——Android, Google Wallet, Google Checkout[113]
72August 4, 2010InstantiationsJava/Eclipse/AJAX developer tools——Google Web Toolkit[114][115]
73August 5, 2010Slide.comSocial gaming$$Google+, Orkut, Google Play[116]
74August 10, 2010JamboolSocial Gold payment$$Google+, Orkut[117]
75August 15, 2010Like.comVisual search engine$$Google Shopping[118][119]
76August 30, 2010AngstroSocial networking service——Google, Google Alert[120]
77August 30, 2010SocialDeckSocial gaming——Google, Google+[121]
78September 13, 2010QuikseeOnline video$$Google Maps[122]
79September 28, 2010PlannrSchedule management——Google+[123][124]
80October 1, 2010BlindTypeTouch typing——Android[125][126]
81December 3, 2010Phonetic ArtsSpeech synthesis——Google Voice, Google Translate[127]
82December 3, 2010Widevine TechnologiesDRM——Google TV[128]
83January 13, 2011eBook TechnologiesE-book——Google Books[129]
84January 25, 2011SayNowVoice recognition——Google Voice[130]
85March 1, 2011ZynamicsSecurity——Project Zero[131][132]
86March 7, 2011BeatThatQuote.comPrice comparison service$$Google Shopping[133][134]
87March 7, 2011Next New NetworksOnline video——YouTube[135]
88March 16, 2011Green Parrot PicturesDigital video——[136]
89April 8, 2011PushLifeService provider$$Google Play[137]
90April 12, 2011ITA SoftwareTravel technology$$Google Flights[138][139]
91April 26, 2011TalkBinMobile software——Android[140]
92May 23, 2011SparkbuyProduct search——Google Shopping[141]
93June 3, 2011PostRankSocial media analytics service——Google+ Google Analytics[142]
94June 9, 2011AdmeldOnline advertising$$DoubleClick, Invite Media[143][144]
95June 18, 2011SageTVMedia center——Google TV, Google Fiber, Android TV[145]
96July 8, 2011PunchdLoyalty program——Google Offers[146][147]
97July 21, 2011FridgeSocial groups——Google+[148]
98July 23, 2011PittPattFacial recognition system——Android[149][150]
99August 1, 2011DealmapOne deal a day service——Google Offers[151]
100August 15, 2011Motorola MobilityMobile device manufacturer$12,500,000,000$Android, Google TV, Android TV, Patent portfolio[152]
101September 7, 2011Zave NetworksDigital coupons——Google Offers[153]
102September 8, 2011ZagatRestaurant reviews$$Google Places, Google Maps[154][155][156]
103September 19, 2011DailyDealOne deal a day service$$Google Offers[157]
104October 11, 2011SocialGrappleSocial media analytics service——Google+ Google Analytics[158]
105November 10, 2011AptureInstantaneous search——Google Search[159]
106November 14, 2011KatangoSocial circle organization——Google+[160]
107December 9, 2011RightsFlowMusic rights management——YouTube[161]
108December 13, 2011Clever SenseLocal recommendations app——Google Maps[162][163]
109March 16, 2012MilkSoftware company——Google+[164]
110April 2, 2012TxViaOnline payments——Google Wallet, Google Checkout[165]
111June 4, 2012MeeboSocial networking$$Google+[166]
112June 5, 2012QuickofficeMobile office suite——Google Docs[167]
113July 20, 2012SparrowMobile apps$$Gmail[168][169][170]
1142012WIMM LabsAndroid-powered smartwatches——Android Wear[171]
115August 1, 2012Wildfire InteractiveSocial media marketing$$Google, Google+[172]
116September 7, 2012VirusTotal.comSecurity——Chronicle[173][174]
117September 17, 2012Nik SoftwarePhotography——Google, Android[175][176][177]
118October 1, 2012ViewdleFacial recognition$$Android[178][179]
119November 28, 2012Incentive TargetingDigital coupons——Google Offers[180][181]
120November 30, 2012BufferBoxPackage delivery$$Google Shopping, Android[182][183]
121February 6, 2013Channel IntelligenceProduct ecommerce$$Google Shopping[184]
122March 12, 2013DNNresearchDeep Neural Networks$$Google, X[185][186]
123March 15, 2013Talaria TechnologiesCloud computing——Google Cloud[187]
124April 12, 2013BehavioSocial prediction——Google Now[188]
125April 23, 2013WaviiNatural language processing$$Google Knowledge Graph[189]
126May 23, 2013Makani PowerAirborne wind turbines——X[190]
127June 11, 2013WazeGPS navigation software$$Google Maps, Waze[9]
128September 16, 2013BumpMobile software——Google Photos[191]
129October 2, 2013FlutterGesture recognition technology$$Google, Android, X[192]
130October 22, 2013FlexyCoreDroidBooster app for Android$$Android[193]
131December 2, 2013SchaftRobotics, humanoid robots——X[194]
132December 3, 2013Industrial PerceptionRobotic arms, computer vision——[194]
133December 4, 2013Redwood RoboticsRobotic arms——[194]
134December 5, 2013Meka RoboticsRobots——[194]
135December 6, 2013HolomniRobotic wheels——[194]
136December 7, 2013Bot & DollyRobotic cameras——[194]
137December 8, 2013AutofussAds and design——[194]
138December 10, 2013Boston DynamicsRobotics——[194][195]
138January 4, 2014BitspinTimely app for Android——Android[196]
139January 13, 2014Nest LabsHome automation$3,200,000,000$Nest Labs[197][198]
140January 15, 2014ImpermiumInternet security——Project Zero[199]
141January 26, 2014DeepMind TechnologiesArtificial intelligence$$Google DeepMind[200][201]
142February 16, 2014SlickLoginInternet Security——Project Zero[202]
143February 21, 2014spider.ioAnti-click fraud——DoubleClick, AdSense[203]
144March 12, 2014GreenThrottleGadgets——Android[204][205]
145April 14, 2014Titan AerospaceHigh-altitude UAVs——Project Loon[206][207][208]
146May 2, 2014RangespanE-commerce——Google Shopping[209]
147May 6, 2014AdometryOnline advertising attribution——Google Analytics AdSense[210]
148May 7, 2014AppetasRestaurant website creation——Google My Business[211]
149May 7, 2014StackdriverCloud computing——Google Cloud Platform[212]
150May 7, 2014MyEnergyOnline energy usage monitoring——Nest Labs[213]
151May 16, 2014Quest VisualAugmented reality——Google Translate[214]
152May 19, 2014DivideMobile device management——Android for Work[215]
153June 10, 2014Skybox ImagingSatellite$$Google Maps, Project Loon[216]
154June 19, 2014mDialogOnline advertising——DoubleClick[217]
155June 19, 2014Alpental TechnologiesWireless——Google[217]
156June 20, 2014DropcamHome monitoring$$Nest Labs[218]
157June 25, 2014AppurifyAutomated application testing$$Android[219]
158July 1, 2014SongzaMusic streaming——Google Play, Android TV[220]
159July 23, 2014drawElementsGraphics compatibility testing——Android[221]
160August 6, 2014EmuIM client——Google Hangouts, Google Now[222]
161August 6, 2014DirectrMobile video——YouTube[223]
162August 17, 2014JetpacArtificial intelligence, image recognition——Picasa[224]
163August 23, 2014Gecko DesignMechanical design——X[225]
164August 26, 2014Zync RenderCloud-based visual effects software——Google Cloud Platform[226]
165September 10, 2014Lift LabsLiftware——Verily[227]
166September 11, 2014PolarSocial polling——Google+[228]
167October 21, 2014FirebaseApplication development platform——Google Cloud Platform[229]
168October 23, 2014Dark Blue Labs & Vision FactoryArtificial intelligence$$Google DeepMind[230]
169October 24, 2014RevolvHome automation——Nest Labs[231]
170November 19, 2014RelativeWaveMobile software prototyping——Android[232]
171December 17, 2014VidmakerVideo editing——YouTube[233]
172February 4, 2015Launchpad ToysChild-friendly apps——YouTube for Kids[234][235]
173February 8, 2015OdyseeMultimedia sharing and storage——Google+[236]
174February 23, 2015SoftcardMobile payments——Android Pay[237][238]
175February 24, 2015Red Hot LabsApp advertising and discovery——Google Play[239]
176April 16, 2015Thrive AudioSurround sound technology——Google Cardboard[240]
177April 16, 2015Skillman & HackettVirtual reality software——Tilt Brush[240]
178May 4, 2015TimefulMobile software——Google Inbox, Google Calendar[241]
179May 28, 2015Pulse.ioMobile app optimizer——Android[242]
180June 18, 2015AgawiMobile application streaming——Android, Google Play[243]
181July 21, 2015PixateMobile software prototyping——Android[244]
182September 21, 2015OysterE-book subscriptions——Google Play Books[citation needed]
183September 30, 2015Jibe MobileRich Communication Services——Messages[245]
185October 17, 2015Digisfera360-degree photography——Street View[246]
186November 11, 2015Fly LabsVideo editing——Google Photos[247]
187November 11, 2015bebopCloud software$$Google Cloud Platform[248]
188February 12, 2016BandPagePlatform for musicians——YouTube[249]
189February 18, 2016PieEnterprise communications——Spaces[250]
190May 2, 2016SynergyseInteractive learning platform——Google Docs[251]
191June 22, 2016WebpassInternet service provider——Google Fiber[252]
192July 6, 2016MoodstocksImage recognition——Google Photos[253]
193July 8, 2016AnvatoCloud-based video services——Google Cloud Platform[254]
194July 12, 2016KifiLink management——Spaces[255]
195July 27, 2016LaunchKitMobile developer tools——Firebase[256]
196August 8, 2016OrbiteraCloud software$$Google Cloud Platform[257]
197September 8, 2016ApigeeAPI management and predictive analytics$$[258]
198September 15, 2016Urban EnginesLocation-based analytics——Google Maps[259][260]
199September 19, 2016API.AINatural language processing——Google Assistant[261][262]
200October 11, 2016FameBitBranded content——YouTube[263]
201October 24, 2016EyefluenceEye tracking, virtual reality——[264][265]
202November 5, 2016LeapDroidAndroid emulator——Android[266]
203November 21, 2016QwiklabsCloud-based hands-on training platform——Google Cloud Platform[267]
204December 13, 2016CronologicsSmartwatches——Android Wear[268]
205January 5, 2017Limes AudioVoice communication——Google Duo, Google Hangouts[269]
206January 19, 2017FabricMobile app platform——Firebase[270]
207March 8, 2017KaggleData science——Google Cloud Platform[271]
208March 9, 2017AppBridgeProductivity suite——Google Docs[272]
209May 10, 2017Owlchemy LabsVirtual reality studio——[273]
210July 12, 2017Halli LabsArtificial intelligence——[274]
211August 16, 2017AIMatterComputer vision——YouTube[275][276][277]
212September 21, 2017HTC (portions)Talent and intellectual property licenses$1,100,000,000$Google Pixel[278][279][280]
213September 26, 2017BitiumSingle sign-on and identity management——Google Cloud Platform[281]
214October 9, 2017Relay MediaAMP converter——Accelerated Mobile Pages[282]
215October 11, 201760dbPodcasts——Google Play Music, Google Podcasts[283]
216January 11, 2018ReduxAudio——[284][285]
217March 27, 2018TenorGIF image search——Google Images, Gboard[286]
218May 9, 2018VelostrataCloud migration——Google Cloud Platform[287]
219May 14, 2018CaskBig data, Hadoop——[288]
220August 6, 2018GraphicsFuzzGPU reliability——Android[289][290]
221September 19, 2018SenosisHealth monitoring——Nest Labs[291]
222October 2, 2018OnwardMachine learning, natural language processing——[292][293]
223November 28, 2018Workbench EducationEducation technology——Google Classroom[294]
224December 10, 2018Sigmoid LabsIndian Railways train tracking app Where Is My Train$$Google Maps[295][296]
225December 20, 2018DevOps Research and AssessmentResearch and assessment——Google Cloud Platform[297]
226January 3, 2019SuperpodQuestion and answer app$$Google Assistant[298][299]
227February 19, 2019AloomaBig data, cloud migration$$Google Cloud Platform[300][301][302]
228March 31, 2019NightcornVideo sharing——YouTube[303]
229June 6, 2019LookerBig data, analytics$2,600,000,000$Google Cloud Platform[304]
230July 9, 2019ElastifileFile storage——[305]
231October 16, 2019SocraticLearning apps——[306]
232November 18, 2019CloudSimpleCloud hosting——[307]
233December 19, 2019Typhoon StudiosVideo game development——Stadia[308]
234January 14, 2020AppSheetMobile app development——Google Cloud Platform[309]
235January 14, 2020PointyLocal retail inventory feeds$$Google Maps[310]
236February 19, 2020Cornerstone Technology B.V.Mainframe, cloud migration——Google Cloud Platform[311]
237June 30, 2020NorthSmart glasses$$[312][313]
238August 25, 2020StratozoneCloud assessment——Google Cloud Platform[314]
239December 8, 2020DataformBig data, analytics——[315][316]
240December 11, 2020NeverwareChromiumOS distribution——ChromeOS Flex[317][318][319]
241December 14, 2020ActifioBackup, disaster recovery——Google Cloud Platform[320]
242January 14, 2021FitbitWearables$2,100,000,000$Wear OS[321][322]
243February, 2021ProvinoCloud hardware——Tensor processing unit[323]
244April 5, 2021DysonicsAudio hardware——Pixel Buds[324]
July 21, 2021SimsimE-commerce$$YouTube[325]
245September 3, 2021PlayspaceCollaboration tool——Google Workspace[326]
246October 18, 2021MuJoCoRobotics simulator——Google DeepMind[327]
247January 04, 2022SiemplifyCybersecurity$500,000,000$Google Cloud Platform[328][329]
248March 8, 2022Mandiant$5,400,000,000$[330]
249March 16, 2022RaxiumAR hardware$1,000,000,000$[331][332]
250April 22, 2022VicariousArtificial intelligence, robotics software——Intrinsic[333]
251April 29, 2022MobiledgeXMobile edge computing——Google Cloud Platform[334]
252May 13, 2022ForeseetiCybersecurity software——[335]
253August 2022AlterArtificial intelligence
$$[336]
254September 20, 2022BreezoMeterAir quality monitoring——Google Maps[337]
255October 11, 2022BrightBytesData and analytics——Google for Education[338]
256October 26, 2022Sound Life SciencesHealth monitoring——[339][340]
257December 15, 2022Open Source Robotics CorporationRobotics software——Intrinsic[341]
258June 2, 2023PhotomathArtificial intelligence——Bard[342][343]
259June 5, 2024CameyoVirtual app delivery——ChromeOS[344]
260September 16, 2024Evaluable AILLM test and comparison tool——[345]
261November 12, 2024MutableAICoding documentation tool——[345]
262November 21, 2024Galileo AIText and image to user interface tool——[345]
263November 26, 2024SpecsAutomated code testing——[345]
264January, 2025HTC's Vive XR TeamVirtual and augmented reality$250,000,000$Android XR[346]
265March, 2025WizCybersecurity$32,000,000,000$Google Cloud Platform[347][348]
266March, 2025AdHawk MicrosystemsCamera-free eye-tracking technology, Smart glasses——[349][345]
267May, 2025Galileo AIArtificial Intelligence——Google Gemini[350]
268October, 2025Atlantic QuantumSuperconducting Qubit Hardware——Google Quantum[351]
269December 22, 2025IntersectData center, energy infrastructure$4,750,000,000$[352]

Divestitures

On December 10, 2012, Google sold the manufacturing operations of Motorola Mobility to Flextronics for $75 million.[353] As a part of the agreement, Flextronics will manufacture undisclosed Android and other mobile devices.[354] On December 19, 2012, Google sold the Motorola Home business division of Motorola Mobility to Arris Group for $2.35 billion in a cash-and-stock transaction. As a part of this deal, Google acquired a 15.7% stake in Arris Group valued at $300 million.[355][356]

On January 29, 2014, Google announced that it would divest Motorola Mobility to Lenovo for $2.91 billion, a fraction of the original $12.5 billion price paid by Google to acquire the company. Google retained all but 2000 of Motorola's patents and entered into cross-licensing deals.[357]

In 2017, Google sold off its satellite business, Terra Bella, to Planet Labs for an undisclosed price and entered into a multi-year agreement to license Earth imagery from the company.[358]

See also

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