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New Mizzou-Google partnership expands AI resources for researchers

Janis Reeser, Columbia Daily Tribune

Mon, October 12, 2026 at 8:46 AM UTC

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New Mizzou-Google partnership expands AI resources for researchers

The University of Missouri is partnering with Google Public Sector to expand access to artificial intelligence tools, training and computing resources for faculty and student researchers across the University of Missouri System.

The collaboration will be led through Mizzou's AI Education, Research and Infrastructure Center, or AERI, according to a community announcement. The initiative is intended to give researchers access to Google Cloud's AI-optimized technology stack, high-performance computing resources and technical support designed to help move research projects from development to real-world use.

AERI serves as the university's hub for applied and responsible artificial intelligence, bringing together researchers from engineering, science, medicine, agriculture, journalism, education and the social sciences. The center also works with statewide partners, including MU Extension, to increase access to emerging technologies.

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"This collaboration with Google Public Sector provides our faculty and students with a direct path from foundational learning to production-ready cloud architectures," Prasad Calyam, executive director of Mizzou AERI and a Curators' Distinguished Professor in the

College of Engineering

, said in the announcement. "It ensures that groundbreaking research moves rapidly fr

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