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Google Cloud is the new way to the cloud, providing AI, infrastructure, developer, data, security, and collaboration tools built for today and tomorrow. Google Cloud offers a powerful, fully integrated and optimized AI stack with its own planet-scale infrastructure, custom-built chips, generative AI models and development platform, as well as AI-powered applications, to help organizations transform. Customers in more than 200 countries and territories turn to Google Cloud as their trusted technology partner.

  • Our team inspires leading companies, schools, and government agencies to work smarter with Google tools like Google Workspace, Search, and Chrome. You reach out proactively to show customers how Google Cloud solutions can help them become more productive, mobile, and collaborative. You'll maintain relationships with clients and work cross-functionally to devise solutions and support for Google's clients. Your guiding light is doing what’s right for the customer, you will meet customers exactly where they are and provide them the best solutions for innovation. Using your passion for Google products, you help spread the magic of Google to organizations around the world.
  • See what you can build with up to a 2M token context window using our newest and most advanced Gemini 1.5 models.
  • In this blog series, Google Public Sector leaders share their expertise on how AI is revolutionizing government services. We'll explore the ways our AI solutions are adaptive, secure, responsible, and intelligent – enabling agencies to serve constituents better than ever before. Explore our thought leadership hub to explore innovative ideas for public service.
  • In this blog series, Google Public Sector leaders share their expertise on how AI is revolutionizing government services. We'll explore the ways our AI solutions are adaptive, secure, responsible, and intelligent – enabling agencies to serve constituents better than ever before. Explore our thought leadership hub to explore innovative ideas for public service.
  • Higher education stands at an inflection point, grappling with challenges like reduced budgets, declining enrollment, and staffing shortages, while also exploring powerful AI tools to forge a new way forward.
  • In this blog series, Google Public Sector leaders share their expertise on how AI is revolutionizing government services. We'll explore the ways our AI solutions are adaptive, secure, responsible, and intelligent – enabling agencies to serve constituents better than ever before. Explore our thought leadership hub to explore innovative ideas for public service.
  • Automating verification processes with Document AI allows Covered California to connect residents with high-quality, affordable healthcare at unprecedented speed.
  • Together, IDLA and Google Cloud created a data analytics tool called “Clarity” that helped centralize data sources in order to support a better learning environment and experience for all.
  • In this blog series our Google Cloud Public Sector leaders share their expertise on how AI is revolutionizing government services. We'll explore the ways our AI solutions are adaptive, secure, responsible, and intelligent – enabling agencies to serve constituents better than ever before. Explore our thought leadership hub to explore innovative ideas for public service.
  • Note: Google’s hybrid workplace includes remote roles.
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  • This state is improving access to driver and vehicle services, notably driver's license and identification services, for its non-English speaking residents with virtual agents powered by Google Cloud Dialogflow and Translation AI.
  • Managing high risk data, whether Protected Health Information or social security numbers, is difficult for academic researchers across many domains. Each institution has its own guidelines to safeguard different kinds of datasets, and governmental agencies and funding organizations have their own regulations and compliance requirements. To address these challenges, Stanford Research Computing Center (SRCC) teamed up with Stanford’s School of Medicine and Google Cloud to fund, design, and launch Carina, a customizable high-risk data platform for Stanford researchers. Powered by Google Anthos and Kubernetes, Carina aims to reduce lead time for project setup through a scalable yet compliant compute environment that meets the different needs of each research project. “The privacy as well as the security of the data are paramount. That means we need to architect technological solutions that are tighter in many ways,” says Ruth Marinshaw, SRCC’s CTO for Research Computing. “Our goal was to make reproducible science easier on our platforms. Carina fills the need for a secure on-premise compute environment for high-risk data.” Started in 2021 and rolled out to beta users in 2022, the platform is now ready for Stanford’s research community to access on demand.
  • As an interdisciplinary research center, Stanford’s Center for Population Health Sciences (PHS) aims to improve the health of populations by bringing together researchers and data to understand and address social, environmental, behavioral, and biological factors on both a domestic and global scale. This entails making large-scale biomedical datasets available for research and analysis while keeping personal health information and electronic health records private and secure. Recently, PHS collaborated with the Center for Disease Control (CDC) to de-identify, standardize, and manage access and permissions to the American Family Cohort (AFC) medical records, which represent over 6.6 million patients from over 800 primary care practices across 47 states. This comprehensive, longitudinal dataset can provide a unique window into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic throughout the U.S. With the AFC dataset now hosted through PHS on Google Cloud, researchers can analyze COVID-19 disease patterns, progression, and health outcomes; evaluate COVID-19 clinical guidelines uptake, treatments, and interventions; and conduct public health surveillance for COVID-19 and related conditions.
  • What makes Google an extraordinary technology company is its relentless focus on the end-user. It’s what’s led to billions of people interacting every day with products and services like Search, Maps, and Gmail. And it’s what’s led to my joining Google Public Sector shortly after it was formed in July of 2022.
  • Not sure where to start with generative AI? See what your public sector peers are doing and use our 10-step, 30-day plan to hit the ground running with your first use case.
  • From streamlining digital services and improving accessibility to making agencies more efficient, government's responsible use of generative AI can open up new possibilities for improving the citizen experience.
  • The Department of Rehabilitation and Correction OH updated its educational materials with Chromebooks and Google Workspace to provide students with a more flexible curriculum.
  • As the discussion around the best ways to address climate change and social equity continues, the State of California is leading by example. Last year, CA released the world’s first plan to achieve net zero carbon pollution. Governor Gavin Newsom also took bold steps toward bringing opportunity and justice to all with an executive order directing state agencies to take critical actions on equity and discrimination. The EO also establishes the state’s first Racial Equity Commission. As these major reforms promoting social equity and climate protections began, technology played a critical part to help facilitate change, empower people, and measure progress.
  • We’re bringing the power of generative AI to developers and businesses through Google Cloud and MakerSuite. And we’re introducing new AI-powered features in Google Workspace.
  • Drive meaningful connection and mission impact with seamless collaboration, efficient creation and management of content.
  • Four trends are showing improvements in the daily work of government employees.
  • Global survey of cyber security decision makers finds that while nearly all respondents are satisfied with the quality of their threat intelligence, nearly half struggle with effectively applying it
  • Each day, more documents are created and used across companies to make decisions. However, the value in these documents is primarily expressed as unstructured data, which makes the value difficult and manually intensive to extract and use for business processes.
  • The public sector is facing changing cyber threats — not just because of remote work, but from increasing ransomware hacks and nation-state attacks as well. But there are also new tools ready to meet those challenges.
  • Recent college graduates prefer Google Cloud’s productivity and collaboration tools, according to a new survey.
  • Internet queries about opioids are linked to drug-related hospital admissions
  • Offering hybrid work options is becoming a vital part of workforce strategy for state and local government agencies. This article explores how agencies can address hybrid work challenges such as onboarding remote employees, securing the new working environment and maintaining organizational culture.
  • Using new federal funding to move toward zero-trust maturity

  • Cybersecurity remains a top national concern, and Google Cloud is committed to providing government agencies with the security capabilities they need to achieve their missions. At the annual Google Cloud Security Summit today, we’re excited to share updates on how we’re helping governments around the world address their pressing security challenges and meet the demands of new and evolving cybersecurity mandates.