Google is no longer focused on search and instead aims to be a data platform. It collects vast amounts of data from sources like Google Analytics (used on 80% of websites), Google DNS, satellite imagery, and domains registration to better understand users and provide personalized information without queries. Google's goal is to anticipate users' needs through analysis of structured data and user context in order to deliver relevant content and predictions. This data-driven approach has made Google more of an advertising company relying on technology rather than a technology company funded by advertising.