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The parent organization of Google divested all 74.23 thousand CrowdStrike shares, which held an estimated worth of around $26.2 million by the end of the first quarter.
Last year, CrowdStrike found itself embroiled in a scandal when a software malfunction caused approximately 8.5 million computers globally to crash, resulting in disruptions in air travel, banking, and healthcare services.
In the past quarter, Alphabet maintained its holdings in chipmaker Arm (1.96 million shares) and software developers GitLab (2.72 million) and UiPath (7.03 million).
At the close of June, the company's biggest revealed investment was in shares of space satellite maker AST SpaceMobile. By the close of June, this interest was assessed at $417.9 million.
source: bloomberg.com
Last year, CrowdStrike found itself embroiled in a scandal when a software malfunction caused approximately 8.5 million computers globally to crash, resulting in disruptions in air travel, banking, and healthcare services.
In the past quarter, Alphabet maintained its holdings in chipmaker Arm (1.96 million shares) and software developers GitLab (2.72 million) and UiPath (7.03 million).
At the close of June, the company's biggest revealed investment was in shares of space satellite maker AST SpaceMobile. By the close of June, this interest was assessed at $417.9 million.
source: bloomberg.com
