Cloud Computing

At Google Cloud, we sit at a unique intersection of two transformative technologies: AI and Web3. The rise of AI agents capable of interacting with blockchains opens up a world of automated financial strategies, fast payments, and more complex scenarios like executing complex DeFi operations and bridging assets across multiple chains.  However, the practical viability

As large language models (LLMs) continue to grow in size and complexity, the time it takes to load them from storage to accelerator memory for inference can become a significant bottleneck. This “cold start” problem isn’t just a minor delay — it’s a critical barrier to building resilient, scalable, and cost-effective AI services. Every minute

Vibe coding has been all the rage this year. Using AI to build novel apps and create dynamic websites simply by typing conversationally into a chat interface can seem magical — yet it’s largely remained the domain of individual developers, not larger business teams.  Today, Replit and Google Cloud are expanding their strategic partnership to

Many organizations are overwhelmed with large amounts of fragmented data and are unclear on how it impacts their business objectives. This creates a critical disconnect: data consumers — analysts or data scientists that need the data to generate insights — can’t easily discover, access, or trust the data they need, while data producers — the

The future of public service hinges on two things: accelerating mission outcomes and empowering the public sector workforce. With budget constraints and rising citizen expectations, government leaders can no longer wait for innovation—they must create it. We surveyed eight industries as part of our Return On Investment of AI Report, and found that among public

Medical professionals regularly consult PubMed, a database maintained by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that contains over 35 million biomedical articles and is growing by 1.5 million articles annually. However, traditional keyword searches may miss crucial connections. A pediatric oncologist treating a rare leukemia mutation might never

Scaling Generative AI applications from proof-of-concept to production is often bottlenecked by security concerns, specifically sensitive data exposure and prompt injection. Establishing a production-ready posture requires a defense-in-depth strategy across three layers: Application Layer: Real-time threat detection and mitigation. Data Layer: Enforcing privacy controls and compliance. Infrastructure: Network segmentation and compute isolation. To implement these