Cloud Computing

Editor’s note: Today’s post is by Choi HeeJung, Chief Information Officer for Korean Air, one of the world’s top 20 airlines, serving 117 cities across 40 countries on five continents. Renowned for its commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, Korean Air—named AirlineRating’s 2025 airline of the year—chose ChromeOS to further elevate its exceptional 24/7 global […]

Since its debut on Google Cloud, Confidential Computing has evolved at an incredible pace, offering customers robust protection for sensitive data processed in the cloud and ensuring higher levels of security and privacy. Driven by the ever-increasing need to protect sensitive data in the cloud, we’ve innovated continuously, enhancing our services around two key pillars:

The Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First UK has celebrated the graduation of its latest cohort of AI startups. The 12-week hybrid program, designed for rapid growth, began in London in April and concluded with a Demo Day and Graduation in July. Founders received mentorship from Google experts, technical support for AI technologies, and extensive

Many organizations are embracing bring your own device models, meaning employees may be accessing resources from their browsers on unmanaged computers or phones. Chrome Enterprise already gives employees and organizations a secure and helpful way to manage users at the browser level and keep work and personal information separate, and many businesses take advantage of

We’re excited to announce a new online platform for the ChromeOS Customer Community: it’s now a global, open platform accessible to our business customers. This community is designed for IT admins and professionals, along with business leaders and decision-makers, who use and deploy ChromeOS in their organizations, regardless of size. This expansion, directly inspired by

As developers and operators, you know that having access to the right information in the proper context is crucial for effective troubleshooting. This is why organizations invest a lot upfront curating monitoring resources across different business units: so information is easy to find and contextualize when needed. Today we are reducing the need for this