AI Helps Google Hit 150 Mn Subscribers
Launched nearly six years ago, Google One initially focused on cloud storage.

Google One subscription service has surpassed 150 million subscribers, marking a 50% increase since February 2024, Reuters reported.
Launched nearly six years ago, Google One initially focused on cloud storage. It now includes various subscription levels, with lower-priced plans offering storage only.
According to Google VP Shimrit Ben-Yair, the AI plan has already attracted “millions” of subscribers.
The surge follows the launch of a $19.99/month AI-powered tier, which offers capabilities beyond what’s available to free users.
The AI tier reflects Alphabet’s broader strategy to reduce its reliance on advertising, which accounted for over 75% of its $350 billion in revenue last year.
Google has reportedly begun previewing a new suite of AI-powered tools, including an advanced coding assistant, to employees and select developers ahead of its annual I/O conference.
The flagship tool, an AI agent designed to support software engineers end-to-end—from coding to documentation—underscores Google's push to dominate the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
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