The future of browser-based security: Leveraging browser data for proactive defense
Google introduces browser telemetry as a core component of enterprise security to address rising threats in AI-driven workflows and autonomous agent interactions.
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Google introduces browser telemetry as a core component of enterprise security to address rising threats in AI-driven workflows and autonomous agent interactions.
Google Cloud’s CISO office advises cybersecurity startups on building trust with CISOs through tailored engagement, technical rigor, and transparency to address real-world security challenges.
Google Cloud launches a new remote MCP server in preview, enabling AI agents to securely execute gcloud and bq commands via a managed cloud sandbox, simplifying infrastructure management and BigQuery workflows.
Google Cloud announced the general availability of Spanner Omni, a deploy-anywhere distributed multi-model database for production workloads across on-premises and multi-cloud environments.
Google Cloud’s Data Agent Kit, now generally available, lets coding agents directly interact with Google Cloud data products via open tools, improving automation and reducing manual context-gathering.
Google Cloud introduces GKE Agent Sandbox and an RL orchestration SDK to reduce idle GPU time in agentic reinforcement learning by eliminating CPU sandbox cold starts and optimizing image hydration.
Google Cloud expands partner-built security agents in Gemini Enterprise to unify AI-driven defenses across identity, network, and AI workloads, integrating tools from major vendors for streamlined threat response and...
Google’s ADK Workflow converts graph-based task designs into executable processes, enabling parallel execution, routing, and human review in workflows like refund processing.
Google Cloud introduces Google AI Threat Defense to automate cybersecurity for public sector agencies amid AI-driven threats.
Startups are shifting from single-model reliance to hybrid AI stacks, pairing frontier models with compact open models like Google’s Gemma 4 to cut costs, latency, and infrastructure overhead while maintaining...
Google Cloud introduces a managed reinforcement learning fine-tuning service to customize proprietary Gemini models without requiring access to model internals or large training clusters.
Google Cloud launches Memorystore for Valkey 9.1, delivering up to three times higher queries per second with microsecond latency compared to Redis Cluster, alongside new security and scanning features.
Google Cloud engineer Ryan Lopopolo explains how agent harnesses enable autonomous coding by providing tools and context, shifting interventions earlier in development to reduce oversight and improve reliability.
Google Cloud released an open-source AI-assisted plugin to automate and govern migrations from AWS EKS to GKE, replacing error-prone manual processes with structured, GitOps-native workflows and deterministic guardrails.
Scribd processed over 400 million documents using Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise batch inference, reducing costs and time while improving content moderation accuracy.
Google Cloud has made Gemini 3.8 Live with Live Avatar generally available in Gemini Enterprise, enabling interactive video agents with real-time conversational capabilities across multiple platforms.
Latin American midsize businesses are rapidly adopting Google Cloud’s AI tools to automate workflows, enhance customer support, and modernize operations, with adoption growing up to 9x in Brazil.
Google Cloud outlines how its networking supports AI workloads across different accelerators, enabling flexible compute choices for deployment and performance optimization.
Google Cloud reports startups increasingly adopt its full AI stack, citing compute, model access, and security tools as decisive factors in platform choice.
Google introduces AlphaEvolve, an autonomous tool combining cloud-based AI with local hardware to optimize video processing code, eliminating manual tuning and reducing latency in real-time streaming pipelines.
Google Kubernetes Engine 1.37 introduces native scale-to-zero for sporadic workloads, eliminating idle costs while maintaining responsiveness through capacity buffers and direct metric integration.
Google Cloud introduced a multi-cluster GKE Inference Gateway that pools globally distributed AI accelerators into a single virtual fleet, achieving near-linear throughput gains with less than 1% routing overhead and a...
Google’s Managed Service for Apache Spark introduces flexible VMs to mitigate compute stockouts, allowing clusters to dynamically adapt to regional capacity shortages and maintain pipeline availability.
Google Kubernetes Engine introduces Pod snapshots to cut AI workload startup time by up to 89%, enabling faster scaling and reduced infrastructure costs.
Google Cloud’s Secure Source Manager now offers new capabilities to strengthen CI/CD pipelines against supply chain threats, including unauthorized access blocking and granular code ownership controls.
Google Cloud introduces native BM25 ranking in AlloyDB and Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL 17+, enabling hybrid search without separate full-text backends.
Google Cloud introduced cross-cloud caching in preview to accelerate multi-cloud analytics by locally caching frequently accessed data, reducing remote transfers and costs for enterprises querying distributed datasets.
Google’s AI and Infrastructure team has integrated AI-driven vulnerability scanning into its software development workflow to detect and fix security flaws in real time across hundreds of millions of lines of code.
Google Cloud outlines a four-pillar micro-habit approach to upskill enterprise AI developers through daily five-minute exercises and browser-based sandboxes, citing data from its Advent of Agents program.
Pine59 migrated to Google Cloud’s Managed Airflow (Gen 3) with Airflow 3 to optimize data pipelines handling millions of daily data points, improving speed, reliability, and developer workflows.