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Google Distributed Cloud connected · partner delivered

Build your edge package by what it does, not by spec sheet.

Google sells the software. This is where you get the hardware, installation, monitoring and day-two operations in one per-site price, ordered with a purchase order.

One continuous experience

Buy, deploy and run every site.

Start with the outcomes you need. Your package sizes the Google license, multi-vendor hardware, partner services and AuraGrid operations together.

Start with your sector

Six sectors. Capabilities mirror Google’s edge use cases.

How it works

  1. 1. Build

    Pick a sector and the capabilities you need. The package sizes itself: Google Distributed Cloud software, right-sized hardware, the managed software stack and Zones services, one price per site.

  2. 2. Ship

    Submit a purchase order. Zones allocates stock, Dell builds the rest, and you watch every unit move from the factory to staging to your door.

  3. 3. Install

    Zones technicians install on your schedule. The node enrolls with Google Cloud and Google’s console takes the software from there.

  4. 4. Run

    AuraGrid runs everything around the node for life: health, self-healing, assets, warranties, replacement and refresh.

See the whole ecosystem: Google software, partner hardware, Zones services, AuraGrid.

What partners have already proven in the field

Reported results from large edge fleets and partner deployments.

  • 65%

    of edge hardware returns were no-fault software issues

    Field data from a 13,000-site QSR fleet

  • 70%

    fewer RMAs with machine-to-machine auto-remediation

    Centerity, payment-device serial-port conflicts

  • $3–4M

    saved per project by asking the fleet instead of a spreadsheet

    100,000 kiosks, 29,000 out of warranty, answered in seconds

Intermittent connectivity, no problem

Intermittent connectivity, no problem. GDC connected keeps your workloads running for up to 7 days if the site loses its link to Google Cloud.

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