SUNY unveils AI research platform with Google Cloud
SUNY and Google Cloud just rolled out an AI and high-performance computing platform for research, initially across nine top SUNY campuses. This “SUNY AI Platform” offers centralized access to Google’s Gemini AI, 200+ models, storage, and compute power, so university researchers can process data and share results faster. SUNY is also giving students and faculty free access to Google’s self-paced AI courses to build job-ready skills.
- SUNY and Google Cloud built new research AI platform
- Available across nine major SUNY campuses at launch
- Platform centralizes AI, data storage, and compute resources
- Includes free, credentialed AI courses for students and faculty
- Enables collaborative, governed research on a secure environment
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