Google Cloud
Google Cloud (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is a publicly traded IaaS & Developer Cloud company founded in 2008 and based in Sunnyvale, United States.
Google Cloud was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, United States. It provides a range of cloud services spanning virtual machines on Compute Engine, rental access to Google's custom Tensor Processing Units through Cloud TPU, the Vertex AI managed machine learning platform, the BigQuery serverless data warehouse, and the Cloud Run serverless container platform. Customers are migrating existing workloads, training and serving AI models, running analytics, and deploying applications without managing servers or clusters. Revenue is generated through consumption-based pricing across these services, including per-second compute billing, storage and query consumption, and CPU and memory use. The company is part of the publicly traded Alphabet group and trades on NASDAQ under GOOGL, with Thomas Kurian serving as CEO of Google Cloud.
Google Cloud operates custom Tensor Processing Units made available to outside customers through Cloud TPU, which differentiates it from GPU-only AI infrastructure providers. Its Vertex AI platform gives data science and AI engineering teams a single governed environment for moving models from experiments to production, integrated with BigQuery and TPU capacity. The company spans infrastructure, data warehousing, serverless computing and AI services, giving it a broad footprint across the cloud-edge sector. Its public listing and established product set make it a reference point for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.
At a glance
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Undisclosed
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Headquarters
Sunnyvale
United StatesFounded
2008
Status
Public
Subsector
Funding history
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Rounds tracked
0
No dated funding rounds on file. This company is privately held and may be raising or operating on undisclosed capital.
