Alphabet shares fell more than 9% in after-hours trading Tuesday after the company reported fourth-quarter results that missed on revenue expectations and announced more artificial intelligence investments. Earnings per share for the Google parent company beat analysts' estimates by two cents. Here are other numbers Wall Street was watching:

Alphabet said on Tuesday it will spend $75 billion on its AI buildout this year, 29% more than Wall Street expected, and investors signaled disappointment at a missed cloud revenue target and began showing impatience over profitability.

Alphabet said Tuesday it will spend $75 billion on its AI buildout this year, 29% more than Wall Street expected, while posting cloud revenue that missed analysts’ target. The tech giant’s shares were down more than 7% in extended trading.

Excluding traffic acquisition costs, that figure was $81.6bn, missing Wall Street estimates in a Bloomberg poll of $82.8bn. Net income rose 28 per cent to $26.5bn. Alphabet shares dropped more than 6 per cent in after-hours trading.

(Reuters) -Alphabet missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Tuesday, in a sign the Google parent was taking a hit from increased competition in the digital advertising market and a slowdown in its cloud computing business.