Google discusses a data-security role in Golden Dome
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by DiarioBitcoin ·
Alphabet is in early talks with the U.S. Department of Defense about storage, networking and cybersecurity tied to the Golden Dome missile-defense program. The effort would focus on protecting the data and communications that support military command-and-control software, but no final decision has been made on the consortium or its members.
Key points
- The talks are still preliminary and could change.
- The reported scope covers data protection, networks and cybersecurity.
- Golden Dome is estimated at $185 billion.
- The Pentagon has not finalized the consortium structure.
- A role in the project would extend Google’s shift toward national-security contracts.
Why it matters
Any involvement would deepen Google’s exposure to sensitive U.S. defense work. It also highlights the role of major tech firms in securing the digital infrastructure behind military systems.
Original headline: “Google negocia un papel en Golden Dome, el escudo antimisiles de Trump”
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