$3.4B in "other revenue" (for Google), which includes hardware sales, their cut of app sales on Google Play, enterprise products like GSuite, and Google Cloud. $302M in "other bets" (the non-Google Alphabet companies), largely from GFiber and Nest.
Google - like Apple, Berkshire, and several other companies - suffers from the curse of too much capital. I would love to have a business with $3.4B in revenue - it actually puts you in the Fortune 1000 at around #675, right alongside Urban Outfitters and Citrix and slightly ahead of Diebold, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Warner Music Group. But when your other business is AdWords and makes about $90B a year, it doesn't really move the needle.