Get the latest updates on how Amazon supports small businesses, creates jobs, sets up sustainability initiatives, and develops educational programs near AWS data centers.
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Data teams seem to be constantly balancing the need for governed, trusted metrics with business needs for agility and ad-hoc analysis. To help bridge the gap between managed reporting and rapid data exploration, we are introducing several new features in Looker, to expand users’ self-service capabilities. These updates allow individuals to analyze local data alongside
New in Looker: self-service Explores, tabbed dashboards, and custom themes Read More »
Welcome to the second Cloud CISO Perspectives for December 2025. Today, Google Cloud’s Nick Godfrey, senior director, and Anton Chuvakin, security advisor, look back at the year that was. As with all Cloud CISO Perspectives, the contents of this newsletter are posted to the Google Cloud blog. If you’re reading this on the website and
Cloud CISO Perspectives: 2025 in review: Cloud security basics and evolving AI Read More »
In the AI era, when one year can feel like 10, you’re forgiven for forgetting what happened last month, much less what happened all the way back in January. To jog your memory, we pulled the readership data for top product and company news of 2025. And because we publish a lot of great thought
The Year in Google Cloud — 2025 Read More »
In the latest episode of the Agent Factory, Mofi Rahman and I had the pleasure of hosting, Brandon Royal, the PM working on agentic workloads on GKE. We dove deep into the critical questions around the nuances of choosing the right agent runtime, the power of GKE for agents, and the essential security measures needed
Agent Factory Recap: Supercharging Agents on GKE with Agent Sandbox and Pod Snapshots Read More »
Ryan sits down with Corey Quinn, Chief Cloud Economist at Duckbill, at AWS re:Invent to get Corey’s patented snarky take on all the happenings from the conference.
Last week in AWS re:Invent with Corey Quinn Read More »
In computing’s early days of the 1940s, mathematicians discovered a flawed assumption about the behavior of round-off errors. Instead of canceling out, fixed-point arithmetic accumulated errors, compromising the accuracy of calculations. A few years later, “random round-off” was proposed, which would round up or down based on a random probability proportional to the remainder. In
Why Stochastic Rounding is Essential for Modern Generative AI Read More »
You’ve built a powerful AI agent. It works on your local machine, it’s intelligent, and it’s ready to meet the world. Now, how do you take this agent from a script on your laptop to a secure, scalable, and reliable application in production? On Google Cloud, there are multiple paths to deployment, each offering a
From Code to Cloud: Three Labs for Deploying Your AI Agent Read More »
The White House’s Genesis Mission has set a bold ambition for our nation: to double our scientific productivity within the decade and harness artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate the pace of discovery. This requires a profound transformation in our national scientific enterprise, one that seamlessly integrates high-performance computing, world-class experimental facilities, and AI. The challenge
Today’s AI capabilities provide a great opportunity to enable natural language (NL) interactions with your enterprise data through applications using text and voice. In fact, in the world of agentic applications, natural language is rapidly becoming the interaction standard. That means agents need to be able to issue natural language questions to a database and
