NATO’s move to bring in Google’s air-gapped distributed cloud marks a critical moment in defense policy. As cyber threats multiply and geopolitical tensions sharpen, the alliance is turning to infrastructure that ensures full sovereignty over sensitive data while enabling AI-driven decision-making. For the NATO Communication and Information Agency, the move is particularly consequential. The Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre will rely on this infrastructure to modernize operations and support classified workloads, reflecting a growing need for environments that can run advanced AI and analytics without exposing sensitive information to external networks. Google’s air-gapped system offers precisely that: a fully…
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