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COVID-19 Public Dataset Program: Making Data Freely Accessible For Better Public Outcomes

Data always plays a critical role in the ability to research, study, and combat public health emergencies, and nowhere is this more true than in the case of a global…

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People

COVID-19: How Google Is Continuing To Help

For 21 years, Google’s mission has been to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. Helping people get the right information to stay healthy is more…

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Platforms

Google Cloud Documentation Gets A New Look And New Functionality

The Google Cloud documentation team has been hard at work to provide you with a better documentation experience. These changes help us create a more consistent experience across the developer…

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Introducing Google Cloud’s Secret Manager

Many applications require credentials to connect to a database, API keys to invoke a service, or certificates for authentication. Managing and securing access to these secrets is often complicated by…

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Software

Improving 40 Million Chromebooks For Education

On the Google for Education team, we think a lot about how to make sure the technology we’re delivering and schools are using is sustainable. Devices shouldn’t have to be constantly…

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Software

What’s New On The Chromebook App Hub

In classrooms around the world, educators rely on Chromebooks to keep their students’ data secure. Students like them because they are fast, easy to use and built for collaboration. And…

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Tech

Did We Really Achieve Quantum Supremacy?

Google recently revealed a quantum computer which they claim can solve in minutes what a problem a present-day supercomputer would need thousands of years to solve. They published their findings…

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Made By Google 2019: A Recap Of Google’s Biggest Announcements

Smartphones, laptops and other computing devices have changed the world and has become a part of our everyday lives. This year’s Made by Google products are designed to help you…

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God used to know our deepest fears, darkest thoughts and greatest hopes. Now Google does

The vagaries of autocomplete are well-known, but this work by the always inventive London-based, Turkish-born visual artist Memo Akten might be the first poem co-composed with Google Search. To make Keeper of Our Collective…

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Tech

International Day for Universal Access to Information

Now on its fourth year, United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will be commemorating the International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI). This follows from the adoption…

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COVID-19 Public Dataset Program: Making Data Freely Accessible For Better Public Outcomes

COVID-19: How Google Is Continuing To Help

Google Cloud Documentation Gets A New Look And New Functionality

Improving 40 Million Chromebooks For Education

What’s New On The Chromebook App Hub

Did We Really Achieve Quantum Supremacy?

Made By Google 2019: A Recap Of Google’s Biggest Announcements

God used to know our deepest fears, darkest thoughts and greatest hopes. Now Google does

International Day for Universal Access to Information

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