Cloud Computing

Delivering a secure, open, and sovereign digital world

The global conversation about our digital future goes beyond technology; it’s about architecting a prosperous, secure, and resilient economy where the digital services we rely on every day — from banking to healthcare to public administration — are built on a foundation of trust and operate according to local regulations. At Google Cloud, we believe […]

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Starfish Space uses Google Cloud to accelerate satellite servicing in orbit

The Defense Industrial Base (DIB) and Federal System Integrator (FSI) communities operate under intense pressure. The mandate is clear: do more, faster, and with greater efficiency. As the engine of our national security and public sector services, these organizations must constantly innovate to maintain technological superiority. At Google Public Sector, we see firsthand how cloud

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How Convera built fine-grained API authorization with Amazon Verified Permissions

Convera processes billions in cross-border payment volume yearly for businesses and financial institutions worldwide. As their platform grew, they needed a robust authorization system that could protect sensitive financial data while maintaining operational efficiency across their global network. In this post, we share how Convera used Amazon Verified Permissions to build a fine-grained authorization model

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The platform usage trap part 1: Why high activity doesn’t necessarily mean high value

For any organization that has invested in an internal developer platform, a question inevitably arises: Is it actually working?  Simply tracking adoption rates won’t tell you if your platform is truly delivering value to your developers. This was the challenge faced by John Lewis, a major UK retailer. In our previous articles (parts 1 and

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