LEESBURG, Va. — October 20, 2026 — Daston Corporation today announced the launch of new industry-specific capabilities built on Google Cloud’s Gemini for government services. Designed to help public sector organizations modernize infrastructure without sacrificing security, these new offerings combine Google’s compliant, cutting-edge agentic models with Daston’s extensive history of federal, state, and local agency deployments.
Daston Corporation Accelerates Enterprise AI Transformation with Google Cloud’s Gemini for Government Services

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