ToolClaude Code8 recent entries10 Sept 2026Introducing the Google Cloud Developer Plugin for AI Coding AgentsAgent skills fit well alongside documentation and remote MCP servers as ways of enabling the success of your AI workflows. They reduce context window usage for certain use cases, and they're straightf→15 Sept 2026Agent Substrate brings high-density, scalable, trusted infrastructure to GKEToday, we are announcing the availability of Agent Substrate on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). Agent Substrate is an open-source, secure-by-default agent execution runtime engineered to run millions
ToolCursor8 recent entries19 May 2026What Google I/O '26 means for developing agents on Google CloudAt Google I/O, we introduced a unified development toolkit featuring Antigravity 2.0 and the Managed Agents API, giving developers better ways to build locally and deploy securely to the cloud on a sh→15 Jul 2026How to solve PostgreSQL multilingual full-text search limitations with AlloyDB AIAlloyDB powers enterprise-grade search for some of the largest organizations, providing robust hybrid search capabilities that combine text, vector, and keyword searches into a simple ranked SQL query→4 Aug 2026Multiple result sets: How Database Migration Service automates SQL server to PostgreSQL translationIn the Medium blog post, 'From MARS to SETOF REFCURSOR: Migrating Multi-Result Stored Procedures to PostgreSQL,' we explored the fundamental architectural differences between SQL Server and PostgreSQL→11 Aug 2026Accelerate PostgreSQL migrations using Gemini in Database Migration ServiceImagine this scenario: Your team decides to migrate a core application from an existing commercial database like Oracle or SQL Server to open source PostgreSQL or a fully managed service such as Alloy→8 Sept 2026GTIG AI Threat Tracker: From Prompting to Autonomy – The Evolution of Adversarial AIExecutive Summary Since the release of our May 2026 report detailing adversarial misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) has observed forward leaning adversarie→8 Sept 2026Agentic analytics with the Data Agent KitImagine your director sends you a chat message Monday morning: Our average order value dropped 7% in January, but total revenue stayed flat. Why? If you’re a data practitioner, you know why these type→25 Sept 2026Unlock 3x QPS and microsecond latency with Memorystore for Valkey 9.1At Google Cloud, we are committed to delivering the best managed experience backed by open source software. Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Memorystore for Valkey 9.1, which achiev→30 Sept 2026Data Agent Kit is now GA: Bring Google Data Cloud to any coding agentToday, Google Cloud Data Agent Kit is generally available. Data Agent Kit is a free set of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools and agent skills that lets the coding agent you already use work directly
ToolLangChain8 recent entries24 Apr 2026260 things we announced at Google Cloud Next '26 – a recapGoogle Cloud Next ‘26 took place this week in Las Vegas, and the energy was incredible as we welcomed over 32,000 leaders, developers, and partners to explore the Agentic Era with us. Across three key→28 Apr 202650+ fully managed MCP servers now available for Google Cloud servicesAt Google Cloud Next ‘26, we announced that more than 50 Google-managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are generally available or in preview, with more on the way. Why it matters: To move beyond→6 May 2026What's new in IAM: Security, governance, and runtime defenseThe AI era demands a fundamental shift in security, and that includes identity and access management (IAM). Traditional controls simply aren’t built for autonomous AI agents that interact with sensiti→20 May 2026Agent Sandbox on GKE is now available for everyone, and a first look at Agent SubstrateIn just a short time, we’ve seen AI transition from simple chat interfaces to autonomous agents capable of function calling, code execution, and persistent terminal use. But to orchestrate these capab→13 Jul 2026Securing the AI supply chain on GKE: Introducing k8s-aibom for automated AI BOMsHow should your security team manage shadow AI? Workloads deployed by developers without formal registration can often evade traditional security scanners, because organizations are reluctant to slow →30 Sept 2026Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation Trends in the AI EraWritten by: Robin Grunewald, Supriya Mazumdar, Kelli Vanderlee Introduction Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) examines vulnerability disclosure and exploitation statistics to evaluate the impact→2 Oct 2026How to implement long-term AI agent memory in AlloyDB and Memorystore for ValkeyEnterprise AI agents need persistent memory to execute complex, multi-day workflows and long-horizon tasks. In this blog, we examine how a 2-tier memory architecture using Memorystore for Valkey for s→2 Oct 2026GKE CPU startup boost: Accelerate app starts without over-provisioningWhether you’re launching microservices in response to sudden traffic spikes, deploying new software releases, or scaling up application replicas, pod startup time is critical to maintaining a fast, re
ToolOllama4 recent entries27 May 2026A Guide to AI Cold Starts on Cloud RunI saw a developer asking on Reddit if there was any “sane way” to manage Cloud Run cold starts for AI across multiple regions. They were experiencing startup latencies of up to 20 seconds, a frustrati→13 Jul 2026Securing the AI supply chain on GKE: Introducing k8s-aibom for automated AI BOMsHow should your security team manage shadow AI? Workloads deployed by developers without formal registration can often evade traditional security scanners, because organizations are reluctant to slow →28 Sept 2026Why your startup needs open models alongside frontier APIsEvery week, I talk with founders who are building at an unbelievable pace. Teams are moving from inception to product-market fit faster than ever, with foundation models wired deeply into their core p→30 Sept 2026Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation Trends in the AI EraWritten by: Robin Grunewald, Supriya Mazumdar, Kelli Vanderlee Introduction Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) examines vulnerability disclosure and exploitation statistics to evaluate the impact
ToolVercel AI8 recent entries24 Sept 2026Introducing GKE agentic migration for AI-assisted EKS-to-GKE migrations with built-in governanceEnterprises are increasingly standardizing on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) to run their most critical and AI-driven workloads. From Cloud Storage FUSE for high-throughput data access to custom compu→24 Sept 2026How Google Cloud Networking Supports Your Fluid Compute Choices for AI WorkloadsThe availability of resources for AI workloads can be challenging across the industry, especially accelerators. This can slow your AI workload deployment if it’s built around a specific type of accele→24 Sept 2026Google is a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Container ManagementWe’re excited and proud to share that Gartner has recognized Google as a Leader for the fourth year in a row in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Container Management, based on its Completeness of→29 Sept 2026Google Cloud partners deliver new security agents and AI defenses with Gemini EnterpriseAs threat actors increasingly use AI to accelerate and develop cyberattacks, enterprise defenders need to rely on both AI and a critical defender’s advantage: Business context that only you possess. E→30 Sept 2026Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation Trends in the AI EraWritten by: Robin Grunewald, Supriya Mazumdar, Kelli Vanderlee Introduction Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) examines vulnerability disclosure and exploitation statistics to evaluate the impact→1 Oct 2026The future of browser-based security: Leveraging browser data for proactive defenseThe browser has changed significantly. Rather than just a window to the web, it serves as an AI workspace and central operating environment for the modern enterprise. With knowledge workers spending o→6 Oct 2026Networking for AI inference model serving - GKE only and for all other backendsEnterprises and individual developers frequently run multiple AI inference models. The right architecture can simplify how the models are called while also providing centralized governance. In this po→8 Oct 2026Welcome to Gemini at Work 2026: Introducing the Gemini agentEditor’s note: This article is adapted from Thomas Kurian’s keynote address at Gemini at Work 2026. It includes a number of announcements: Gemini, a single, universal agent for work that answers your
ToolHugging Face7 recent entries8 Apr 2026Experimenting with GPUs: GKE managed DRANET and Inference Gateway AI DeploymentBuilding and serving models on infrastructure is a strong use case for businesses. In Google Cloud, you have the ability to design your AI infrastructure to suit your workloads. Recently, I experiment→1 Jul 2026Scaling LLM Inference: Multi-Node KV Cache Offloading with GKE & Managed LustreSignificant contributors to this article include Sneha Aradhey, Software Engineer, Google Kubernetes Engine, and Michael MacDonald, Sr Software Engineer, Google Cloud Managed Lustre. Enterprise produc→9 Jul 2026Autopilot Clusters with GKE managed DRANET: GPUs and TPUsGoogle Kubernetes Engine (GKE) managed DRANET supports both GPUs and TPUs. There are several configurations to use this implementation, including standard cluster (where you have full control) and aut→18 Aug 2026Building cost-effective, high-throughput gen AI workflows in Google DataflowReal-time streaming pipelines are the operational backbone of modern enterprises, continuously processing everything from customer support interactions to transaction logs. Traditionally, streaming DA→4 Sept 2026Not All LLM Workloads Are Equal: Benchmarking TPU Performance on Classification vs. GenerationMoving Large Language Models (LLMs) from experimental prototypes into enterprise production exposes a critical truth: your infrastructure dictates both your performance ceilings and your unit economic→28 Sept 2026Why your startup needs open models alongside frontier APIsEvery week, I talk with founders who are building at an unbelievable pace. Teams are moving from inception to product-market fit faster than ever, with foundation models wired deeply into their core p→30 Sept 2026Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation Trends in the AI EraWritten by: Robin Grunewald, Supriya Mazumdar, Kelli Vanderlee Introduction Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) examines vulnerability disclosure and exploitation statistics to evaluate the impact