Leverage Google’s differentiated AI capabilities immediately without the long delays of building proprietary infrastructure from scratch. Our certified teams manage deployments on-site, ensuring total data residency and sovereignty within India. This partnership combines hyperscale technology with localized support to drive your rapid digital transformation journey today.
Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped does not require connectivity to Google Cloud or the public internet. It is designed to meet the most stringent accreditation requirements.
Offers advanced Google Cloud services, including many of the industry-leading data and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Customers can use built-in AI solutions of the Vertex AI platform.
Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped is built on Kubernetes, and uses leading open source components in its platform and managed services accelerating developer adoption.
Provides flexibility to choose industry-leading hardware including general purpose compute and GPUs, start small with as few as four racks and grow to hundreds.
Deploy AI‑ready cloud stacks in DDIL, tactical, and harsh operating conditions
Data, infrastructure, operations, and controls remain fully within national boundaries
Run advanced AI tools with zero internet or public cloud exposure
Data, models, infrastructure, and operations stay fully within controlled environments
Enterprise cloud operates entirely air-gapped from external networks
Built for regulated, sensitive, and denied environments requiring uninterrupted intelligence
Process documents, audio, video, and signals on a unified AI platform
Deploy AI-ready cloud stacks in DDIL, tactical, and harsh conditions
Air-gapped means that the platform can run fully isolated from any external network. The isolation can be used during the complete lifecycle of the platform hence at no point in time is an external connection needed.
Yes, Distributed Cloud is a fully disconnected, air-gapped solution. It does not depend on a connection to Google Cloud.
No, Distributed Cloud is a converged solution consisting of hardware and software.
Distributed Cloud will be fully managed by Airtel. Google provides full support to its operating partners, and the partners provide support to their end users.
The answer is no. Google Distributed Cloud is a fully-managed integrated hardware and software solution, meaning you don’t have to worry about the underlying infrastructure and can focus on your application and business initiatives. Google Cloud aims to simplify operations leveraging Google’s expertise and track record in areas like skill deployment, fleet management and site reliability engineering. This allows you to focus on your business priorities and leave the complexities to Google Cloud.
Yes. Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) enables customers to have a full spectrum of control.
Data Sovereignty: Keep data within the sovereign cloud. Data is allocated on your premise and under the control; No data transferred outside of your isolated environment.
Operational Sovereignty: Fully control your own platform. Operated independently of Google Cloud and global networks. Can be operated by customer directly or a trusted partner, on dedicated networks and with local control plane.
Software Sovereignty: Cloud as a trusted local service. Google Cloud’s open core and open API helps reduce vendor risk and enable operational and software continuity even in black swan events. The benefits of cloud are delivered locally.
No. Google Distributed Cloud includes an air-gapped mode to run sensitive workloads. Air-gapped mode helps you meet sovereignty needs by addressing data residency with strict security and privacy requirements all while providing you with a way to modernize on-premises deployments.