US EditionNATO Taps Google for Air-Gapped Sovereign Cloud
NATO’s multimillion-dollar deal with Google Cloud deploys air-gapped sovereign cloud to secure AI workloads and keep sensitive data under strict alliance control.
- On Nov. 24, 2025, the NATO Communication and Information Agency signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Google Cloud to deliver highly secure, sovereign cloud capabilities.
- Faced with sensitive operational datasets, NATO opted for Google Distributed Cloud to help the Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre handle Russia–Ukraine war data securely under alliance control.
- Google Distributed Cloud is an air-gapped sovereign cloud enabling secure AI and analytics, with Tara Brady saying, `Google Cloud is dedicated to supporting NATO's critical mission` and Antonio Calderon adding, `NCIA is committed to leveraging next-generation technology, including AI`.
- In the coming months, NCIA will integrate Google Distributed Cloud, with the contract value undisclosed, enhancing NATO's digital modernization and analytical capabilities.
- Amid European cloud-sovereignty concerns, NATO's deal comes as Google Cloud's revenues rose 28% last quarter; NATO also maintains arrangements with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty.
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