Google's involvement in the space industry primarily revolves around its Google Public Sector division, which collaborates with organizations like The Aerospace Corporation and NASA, providing cutting-edge AI and machine learning tools, cloud computing services (like Vertex AI), and high-performance computing to advance space-related projects, including space weather forecasting and air quality monitoring. Google's technologies are also used in research projects related to aeronautics. Key partners include NASA, The Aerospace Corporation, and the U.S. Space Force.
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The Planet–Google Earth Engine partnership connects high-resolution, deep time-series imagery with geospatial and machine learning platforms to support groups working to stop deforestation.
With the integration of Planet-NICFI data into Google Earth Engine, SERVIR can deliver greater convenience to its partners and provide a new level of detail and insight to decision-makers.
The ARTEMIS solution includes Google Earth Enterprise Platform (GEEP)–equipped laptops containing custom globes of mission areas of interest built from satellite imagery and other geospatial intelligence.
Planet and Google Cloud expanded their partnership and signed a new agreement to create joint solutions that combine Planet’s high-frequency Earth observation data with Google Cloud’s cloud-based infrastructure.
The Exynos W920 supports a unified wearable platform that Samsung built jointly with Google.
The CT8X2 Rugged Tablet is a certified Google Mobile Services (GMS) device, providing access to software and services needed by field workers.
The $200,000,000 PIPE investment is led by funds and accounts managed by BlackRock with participation from Koch Strategic Platforms, TIME Ventures (Marc Benioff), and Google.
Ed Parsons, Geospatial Technologist at Google, is the closing speaker for Smarter Data, Smarter World 2021 on 10 November 2021.
The Apollo Fusion team being acquired includes individuals with experience from Google, Tesla, and SpaceX and individuals who have developed, designed, and manufactured hardware flying on over 2,000 satellites in orbit.
SpaceX plans to install Starlink ground stations within Google’s data centers under their cloud partnership, as of 2021-05-13.
Drone delivery is currently being implemented in Christiansburg, VA, by Google Wing.
SpaceX and Google are partnering to collocate ground terminals with Google Cloud data centers under a partnership dated 2021-05-13.
More than 1,500 Starlink satellites have been launched to orbit to date and will be used to deliver data to network-edge locations via Google Cloud.
SpaceX and Google expect to provide enterprise customers new services based on the partnership in the second half of 2021.
Google Real Estate and Workplace Services pays US$185,000 per annum in annual term licenses for the current deployments of 1Spatial software.
Advanced Navigation has collaborated with major companies including Airbus, Boeing, Tesla, Google, Apple, and General Motors.
SpaceX raised $1,000,000,000 in early 2015 in a round led by Google and Fidelity.
NextBillion AI built a nimble AI platform on Google Cloud that allows clients to choose plug-and-play modules depending on their use cases.
Dr. Larry Alder worked for more than a decade at Google and served several years as Chief Operating Officer at OneWeb.
Google announced on 2021-01-21 that it is shutting down Loon.