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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Planet collaborates with Anthropic and Google to train AI on Planet's data.
As of now, the Android-compatible 'Google Maps' is not supported by the au Starlink Direct service.
Vodafone joined Google and AT&T in investing in AST SpaceMobile as part of a $155,000,000 investment round.
AT&T, Google, and Vodafone have provided $110,000,000 in funding to AST SpaceMobile via convertible debt.
LEOcloud’s space-based infrastructure is designed to support cloud services from Microsoft, AWS, Google, and private clouds.
AST SpaceMobile received a $155,000,000 strategic investment in January from AT&T, Vodafone, Google, and other investors.
Project Maven experienced political and media controversy in 2018 when Google employees raised ethical objections to Google providing an open-source machine learning library used by the Pentagon.
Dr Ed Parsons, Geospatial Technologist at Google, received the 2024 Professional Geography Award.
The project is supported by Google.org, aiming to address the pressing need for timely and accurate early warning systems.
AST SpaceMobile raised $155,000,000 from Google, AT&T, and Vodafone in January ahead of plans to deploy its first commercial low Earth orbit satellites early in 2024 for a direct-to-smartphone service.
AST SpaceMobile recently secured strategic investments from AT&T, Google, and Vodafone.
Tony Frazier helped build relationships between Maxar and customers including Google and Apple for location-based services.
Google and the Environmental Defence Fund established a partnership on 2024-02-14 to track methane emissions from oil and gas operations.
Google will create a dynamic methane map from MethaneSAT data that will be accessible to the public later in 2024.
Brian Barritt, Aalyria’s chief technology officer, previously worked at Google and helped develop Spacetime under Project Loon.
Arvind Srinivasan led the engineering team responsible for the Google Earth enterprise platform’s global serving infrastructure and underlying imagery and 3D model.
At Google, Srinivasan led the engineering team responsible for the Google Earth Enterprise platform’s global serving infrastructure and underlying imagery and 3D model.
At Google, Srinivasan oversaw the commercialization of the Google Maps Engine cloud platform, integrating large-scale analytics with geospatial data.
AST SpaceMobile received a $155,000,000 strategic investment from AT&T, Google, and Vodafone.
Pixxel raised USD 36 million in Series B funding last year from Google, Lightspeed, and other investors.