Google certainly had a honeymoon period with Python. They hired Guido to work on some internal apps (IIRC Mondrian?). They released the original App Engine before cloud was a buzzword supporting only Python. But at some point, the default easy-to-learn language at Google became Go, and it happens to be statically typed, preventing a large class of bugs from ever being compiled. There was a manifesto about how Python and all other dynamically typed languages were unsuitable for large-scale software engineering. Only small pieces of code are still using Python.