These 6 GCP features were designed to save you time and money. Start saving: goo.gl/tm7k9m

Prototyping & validating your IoT project just got easier. We teamed up with Seeed Studio and BeagleBoard.org to bring you a developer prototyping kit tailored specifically for GCP goo.gl/DDmnZW 

"Kubernetes is one of the top projects on GitHub: in the top 0.01 percent in stars and No. 1 in terms of activity." This success is absolutely due to our active community. Read more from InfoWorld. goo.gl/4UlpHJ

Use cases for machine learning and deep learning are only limited by our imaginations. Learn how this Japanese cucumber farmer is using deep learning and TensorFlow: goo.gl/IK6Q4J

Not all cloud data warehouses are created equal. Learn how Google BigQuery’s serverless architecture sets a high standard for “fully managed” technology: http://goo.gl/j8CU0z

Using IntelliJ IDEA? Now you can deploy your application in Google App Engine without ever leaving the Java IDE. Learn more about our new Cloud Tools for IntelliJ: https://goo.gl/DGVBwm

From .NET development tools to Windows Server support, there are plenty of reasons Google Cloud Platform is a great environment to run your Windows workloads. This week, we’re giving you one more reason. Now you can launch Compute Engine VM images preinstalled with Microsoft SQL Server. Get started: https://goo.gl/eBeYsf

Evernote will migrate approximately three to 3.5 petabytes of user data to GCP by year's end. Or roughly the equivalent of 60 million four-drawer file cabinets filled with text. goo.gl/AjUBFm

Note-able news: Evernote is moving to GCP to serve its 200 million users. With this migration they'll gain access to deep-learning technology and free up resources, allowing them to continue adding innovative new features that capture ideas at "the speed of thought." goo.gl/5Zrkvt

Think this is a picture of the Eiffel Tower in Paris? The Vision API isn't fooled. Learn more about how landmark detection works: goo.gl/sR4Ya7

Sometimes, your network needs grow beyond your initial plans. With expandable subnetworks, you can flexibly expand your subnet IP space—without disrupting running services. Learn more: http://goo.gl/bPNtkL

Our internet-scale, open source RPC framework is 1.0 and ready for production. Learn about updates to gRPC 1.0, like single-line installation and API stability: http://goo.gl/LQv8Dr