Google is giving $100K in Google Cloud Platform credit to startups through new program
Google announced today that it’s kicking off a new program that will see the company hand out $100,000 in credits to its Google Cloud Platform services to help early-stage startups. Google will choose eligible companies through 50 partners that include a mix of incubators, accelerators and investors:
This offer supports our core Google Cloud Platform philosophy: we want developers to focus on code; not worry about managing infrastructure. Starting today, startups can take advantage of this offer and begin using the same infrastructure platform we use at Google… Thousands of startups have built successful applications on Google Cloud Platform and those applications have grown to serve tens of millions of users.
It will also provide the startups chosen with 24/7 support, and access to our technical solutions team.
Those interested in learning more can visit Google’s new Cloud Platform for Startups site.
