Over 2,700 government leaders, innovators, and industry partners convened across two-days at the Google Public Sector Summit in Washington D.C. under the theme “Where mission meets moonshot.” In the morning keynote, CEO of Google Public Sector Karen Dahut shared how organizations including NASA, NOAA, The Department of War, The Department of Energy, The State of Connecticut, The U.S. Army, and Case Western Reserve University are collaborating with Google to drive impact in the agentic era, underscoring leading boldly, building with and for your people, and scaling for impact. Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, shared innovations including Gemini for government services and announcements including the Wiz Red, Green, and Blue agents now available within Wiz for Gov, Wiz’s FedRAMP Class D (High) certified environment, and bringing enterprise search capabilities to Gemini on Google Distributed Cloud for air-gapped deployments. Chris Hein, Field CTO of Google Public Sector, shared a live product demonstration, and attendees heard from Michael P. Duffey, Under Secretary of War for Acquisition and Sustainment, and Ed Forst, Administrator for the General Services Administration. During the Cloud Talks session, Elizabeth Moon, Managing Director of Customer Engineering for Google Public Sector, hosted talks featuring Rich Sanzi, VP/GM for Accelerated Computing Systems at Google Cloud; Michael Gerstenhaber, VP of Product Management for Gemini; and Sandra Joyce, VP of Google Threat Intelligence. Attendees also heard from