Register for our 2022 Google Cloud Summit series, and be among the first to learn about new solutions across data, machine learning, collaboration, security, sustainability, and more. You’ll hear from experts, explore customer perspectives, engage with interactive demos, and gain valuable insights to help you accelerate your business transformation. 

Bookmark the Google Cloud Summit series website to easily find updates as news develops. Can’t join us for a live broadcast? You can still register to enjoy all summit content, which becomes available for on-demand viewing immediately following each event. 

Upcoming events

Data Cloud and Applied ML Asia Pacific Summit | June 21-22, 2022 

Join us for the Data Cloud and Applied ML Asia Pacific Summit on 21-22 June, bringing together technology leaders, machine learning engineers and data professionals to explore the many ways you can make smart decisions and solve complex challenges with data and ML.

Learn how you can speed up experimentation, solve your most complex challenges and deliver limitless innovation with Google data cloud and ML. Explore business use cases, the latest product demos, and access to curated learning resources. 

Register and attend five live sessions to receive a collectible Google Cloud digital badge in recognition of your participation and learning with us.

Sustainability Summit | June 28, 2022

Come together with business and technology leaders at the Google Cloud Sustainability Summit on June 28, 2022, to explore the latest tools and best practices that can help you solve your complex sustainability challenges.

At this digital event, you’ll have a chance to learn how top climate experts and change-makers are building for the future. Get insights in our keynote to help you enact sustainable change within your organization. Hear from the visionaries behind climate tech moonshots, and the leaders driving sustainable business transformations for their company. . And find out about product updates across Google Cloud, Earth Engine and Google Workspace that will help you accelerate progress.

Register today to make a difference at the Sustainability Summit.

Applied ML Summit | June 9, 2022

Professional machine learning engineers, researchers, data scientists, data analysts and developers are invited to connect at the Google Cloud Applied ML Summit on June 9, 2022. Come explore the latest product and feature updates, and unlock new skills to build, deploy, and manage meaningful ML models faster.

Attendees will have a chance to get insights from Google and partner executives and from the world’s leading ML engineers and data scientists that can help them speed up experimentation, quickly get into production, scale and manage models, and automate pipelines to deliver impact. Learn how to make the most of integrated data and ML solutions from Google Cloud, including cutting-edge capabilities across Vertex AI, BigQuery ML, AutoML and data services like BigQuery,  that can cut down context switching and speed up training.

Engage with the future and start solving your business’s biggest challenges at this digital event. 

Register today for the Applied ML Summit.

Startup Summit | June 2, 2022 

Take a trip to the future at our Google Cloud Startup Summit on June 2, 2022. You’ll hear the latest announcements about how Google Cloud is continuing to invest in the startup ecosystem with tailored programs and offers. Gain perspectives on trends from top investors, innovative founders, and technical change-makers that can help you unlock the potential of your startup.

You’ll also have the chance to attend sessions focused on running a startup like hiring developer talent, recruiting and retaining diverse teams, and more. And then discover how customers and partners are thriving with the products startups love – like Google Kubernetes Engine, Firebase, BigQuery, Cloud Run, and Looker.

Register today to discover how you can supercharge your startup’s growth with cost-effective, intelligent technology.

Security Summit | May 17, 2022

Security leaders and business professionals can meet at the Google Cloud Security Summit, May 17, 2022, for a chance to connect, explore new products and enhancements, and reimagine how to securely transform.

Find out from Google Cloud and partner security experts how you can move to zero trust architectures, bolster your software supply chain security, and defend against ransomware and other emerging threats. Dig deep into new solutions supporting cloud governance and digital sovereignty, and discover our bold vision for the future of SecOps.

Uncover innovative approaches to your toughest security challenges in customer spotlights, and learn how you can drive security forward with tools that only Google Cloud can provide. 

Register today for this digital event.

Google Workspace Summit | May 4, 2022

Join us for the Google Workspace Summit on May 4, 2022, to get insights directly from Google executives, customers, and partners that can help you empower your in-office, remote, and frontline teams. 

Collaboration today is about more than where you work. During our digital event, you can explore new ways to accelerate productivity, collaboration equity, and a healthy work-life blend across your business. Discover what the world’s leading security experts have to say about protecting your organization against security risks, and be among the first to learn about the latest collaboration tools and innovations. Also, find out how companies are using Google Workspace to transform communication and cooperation channels between frontline workers and corporate teams.

Mark your calendars to get guidance from IT and business leaders, and explore how Google technology can help solve your most pressing hybrid work challenge.

Register today for the Google Workspace Summit: Global & EMEA

Data Cloud Summit | April 6, 2022

Mark your calendars for the Google Data Cloud Summit, April 6, 2022. 

Join us to explore the latest innovations in AI, machine learning, analytics, databases, and more. Learn how organizations are using a simple, unified, open approach with Google Cloud to make smarter decisions and solve their most complex business challenges.

At the event, you will gain insights that can help move you and your organization forward. From our opening keynote to customer spotlights to sessions, you’ll have the chance to uncover up-to-the-minute insights on how to make the most of your data.

Equip yourself with the technology, the confidence, and the experience to capitalize on the next wave of data solutions. Register today for the 2022 Google Data Cloud Summit.

Our tech and startup customers are disrupting industries, driving innovation and changing how people do things. We’re proud of their success and want to showcase what they’re up to! You’ll hear about their new products, their businesses reaching new milestones and their ability to get things done faster and easier using Google Cloud’s app development, data analytics and AI/ML services.

Congrats to Impact Analytics for Closing PVH
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of e-commerce, and supply chain crisis, Impact Analytics had to quickly offer enhancements on their platform that gave retailers access to intelligent, automated, and edge-aware solutions. Google Cloud's best in class AI and ML solutions and highly performant infrastructure gave Impact Analytics the scalability and building blocks to create Ada, a robust predictive algorithm to give PVH and other retailers the tools to enhance their inventory planning capabilities. And now, Impact Analytics just closed a strategic deal with PVH (parent company of luxury brands Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, True & Co) to build out AI solutions for assortment planning and pricing optimization. Impact Analytics' cutting edge AI and ML guided forecasting engine is built entirely on Google Cloud! Read more

Podimetrics raises $45M Series C round
Podimetrics, creator of the FDA-cleared SmartMat and integrated clinical care services team, is dedicated to early detection and prevention of diabetic amputations, one of the most debilitating and costly complications of diabetes. Its clinical care services platform leverages Google Cloud services to engage with patients, by helping save limbs, lives, and money - all while keeping vulnerable populations healthy in their own homes. Read more about their Series C funding round.

Anvyl raises +$15M in an oversubscribed Series B funding round
Congrats to Anvyl for raising a hugely successful Series B as they modernize & transform the supply chain technology market and more than doubled revenue in the last year. Read more.

Helios has kicked off 2022 in a big way
The audio tone analysis platform, Comprehend: Elite, that they provide to Wall Street quantitative hedge funds now covers all US equities and is fully available here. It’s entirely powered by Google Cloud!

Dapper Labs uses Google Cloud for performance, reliability and decentralization
In case you missed it before the holidays, Dapper Labs is working with Google Cloud as its hyperscale cloud partner to ensure performance, reliability and decentralization for the next wave of mainstream users on Flow, without needing to compromise on decentralization or sustainability. Find out more.

Geotab’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (Geotab ITS) is built on Google Cloud.
Geotab uses GKE, BigQuery, Dataflow and Cloud Composer to build an innovative solution combining analytics and access to massive data volumes so municipalities can make better transportation planning decisions. The sheer volume of information that it handles, along with a need for highly scalable and flexible tools to manage, store, and analyze that data, led Geotab to invest in Google Cloud technology. Read more.

Mux CEO shares advice for getting started with video
Mux CEO, Jon Dahl, sat down with Google Cloud Director, Nirav Sheth, to share best practices and strategies for getting started with video, along with insights and advice from his learnings as a startup founder. Listen to what he has to say.

Google Cloud is proud to support Unstoppable Women of Web3
Unstoppable Women of Web3 (UWOW3) is an action oriented community made of industry leaders supporting education & opportunities for girls, women, and minorities in this burgeoning industry. This International Women’s Day, March 8th, you can catch live interviews with Tech and Web3 leaders from all over the world, covering topics such as how to build communities, how to learn more about Web3, developing technology on the blockchain, how to talk about complex ideas with kids, and more! How you can engage:

• 24-hour Twitter Spaces 

• YouTube LIVE 

• Learn more about the movement

Puppet CTO increases development speed
Hear Puppet CTO Deepak Giridharagopal discuss how they managed to build Puppet's first Saas product, Relay, fast while also ensuring they would be able to remain agile if growth was to happen quickly. Watch video.

Vimeo builds a fully responsive video platform on Google Cloud
The video platform @Vimeo leverages managed database services from Google Cloud to serve up billions of views around the world each day. Read how it uses Cloud Spanner to deliver a consistent and reliable experience to its users no matter where they are. Find out more. 

Nylas improved price-performance by 40%
You don't have to choose between price-performance and x86 compatibility. Hear from David Ting, SVP of Engineering and CISO at @nylas, to learn how Google's x86-based Tau VMs delivered 40% better price-performance than competing Arm-based VMs. Watch now.

Optimizely partners with Google Cloud on experimentation solutions 
Build the next big thing with @Optimizely Experimentation on Google Cloud - driving innovation and next-gen experimentation for enterprise companies and marketers. Check it out.

There’s a new subsea cable in town: Topaz, the first-ever fiber cable to connect Canada and Asia. 

Once complete, Topaz will run from Vancouver to the small town of Port Alberni on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, and across the Pacific Ocean to the prefectures of Mie and Ibaraki in Japan. We expect the cable to be ready for service in 2023, not only delivering low-latency access to Search, Gmail and YouTube, Google Cloud, and other Google services, but also increasing capacity to the region for a variety of network operators in both Japan and Canada. 

Google is spearheading construction of the project, joined by a number of local partners in Japan and Canada to deliver the full Topaz subsea cable system. Other networks and internet service providers will be able to benefit from the cable’s additional capacity, whether for their own use or to provide to third parties. And, similar to other cables we’ve built, with Topaz we will exchange fiber pairs with partners who have systems along similar routes. This is a longstanding practice in the industry that strengthens the intercontinental network lattice for network operators, for Google, and for users around the world.

Network infrastructure investments like Topaz bring significant economic activity to the regions where they land. For example, according to a recent Analysys Mason study, Google’s historical and future network infrastructure investments in Japan are forecasted to enable an additional $303 billion (USD) in GDP cumulatively between 2022 and 2026. 

The width of a garden hose, the Topaz cable will house 16 fiber pairs, for a total capacity of 240 Terabits per second (not to be confused with TSPs). It includes support for Wavelength Selective Switch (WSS), an efficient and software-defined way to carve up the spectrum on an optical fiber pair for flexibility in routing and advanced resilience. We’re proud to bring WSS to Topaz and to see the technology is being implemented widely across the submarine cable industry.  

While Topaz is the first trans-Pacific fiber cable to land on the West Coast of Canada, it’s not the first communication cable to connect to Vancouver Island. In the 1960s, the Commonwealth Pacific Cable System (COMPAC) was a copper undersea cable linking Vancouver with Honolulu (United States), Sydney (Australia), and Auckland (New Zealand), expanding high-quality international phone connectivity. Today, COMPAC is no longer in service but its legacy lives on. The original cable landing station in Vancouver — the facility where COMPAC made landfall on Canadian soil — has been upgraded to fit the needs of modern fiber optics and will house the eastern end of the Topaz cable.

Traditional and treaty rights, and local communities, are deeply important to our infrastructure projects. The Topaz cable is built alongside the traditional territories of the Hupacasath, Maa-nulth, and Tseshaht, and we have consulted with and partnered with these First Nations every step of the way. 

"Tseshaht is very proud of this collaboration and our partnership with Google, who has been very respectful and thoughtful in its engagement with our Nation. That’s how we carry ourselves and that's how we want business to carry themselves in our territory.“ — Tseshaht First Nation - Elected Chief Councillor-Ken Watts 

“The five First Nations of the Maa-nulth Treaty Society are pleased that we have concluded an agreement with Google Canada and have consented to the installation of a new, high-speed fiber optic cable through our traditional territories. This agreement, in which both Google Canada and our Nations benefit, is based on respect for our constitutionally protected treaty and aboriginal rights and enhances the process of reconciliation. We would also like to acknowledge the sensitivity that Google Canada expressed during our talks in regard to the pain and trauma experienced by our people as a result of residential school experience. We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with Google Canada.” —Chief Charlie Cootes, President of the Maa-nulth Treaty Society

“Google's respect towards our Nation is appreciated and has good energy behind it.” —Hupacasath First Nation - Elected Chief Councilor - Brandy Lauder 

With the addition of Topaz today, we have announced investments in 20 subsea cable projects. This includes Curie, Dunant, Equiano, Firmina and Grace Hopper, and consortium cables like Blue, Echo, Havfrue and Raman — all connecting 29 cloud regions, 88 zones, 146 network edge locations across more than 200 countries and territories. Learn about Google Cloud’s network and infrastructure on our website and in the below video.

On Tuesday, September 8, Thomas Kurian participated in the Goldman Sachs Tech Conference, providing an update on Google Cloud’s business and strategy. Here are the highlights:

1. Full Stack Approach: Google Cloud is the only provider to offer solutions across the entire AI stack, which expands our total addressable market, differentiates our products from the point of view of performance, cost and quality; and enables us to diversify our revenue streams as the market grows. We have 17 product lines with more than $1 billion in revenues and our customers on average exceeded their commitments by more than 50%. We have also seen more than 2x quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year growth in the number and value of $100 million to $1 billion deals. And we have more than 300 customers each with $100 million-plus contractual commitments.
2. Benefits of Google Cloud’s AI Infrastructure: Our AI Infrastructure is built on highly differentiated products in a large expanding market which helps us lower cost and improve performance and margins for our AI models. We have a 2-year AI server payback period, and TPUs have a much faster expected payback period than GPUs. The majority of our AI infrastructure total contract value is from committed five-year contracts.
3. Benefits of Google Cloud’s broad AI solutions: We have seen strong adoption of Gemini Enterprise, which provides customers with insight across their businesses in a highly cost efficient manner with enterprise control and governance. We have also seen that Google Cloud customers that use our AI products use 1.8 times as many products as those who do not.

For more information, please refer to the slide presentation and transcript from the event. This blog post includes statements that could be considered forward-looking. These statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. Any forward-looking statements in the presentation are based on assumptions as of September 8, 2026, and Alphabet undertakes no obligation to update them.