Okay, this is a steal! Could there possibly be another motive? Google has announced that it will provide its AI Gemini and cloud services to U.S. agencies at a very low price. The tech giant announced that, through 2026, U.S. agencies will have access to its AI for only 47 cents. The Hill provided more on Google’s cheap services: Google will provide a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services to federal agencies for 47 cents each, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced Thursday. Federal agencies will have access to Gemini for Government at the discounted price through 2026. The announcement follows similar moves by OpenAI and Anthropic to offer their AI products to the government for $1 a year. “Federal agencies can now significantly transform their operations by using the tools in ‘Gemini for Government’, thanks to this agreement with Google and the Trump Administration’s leadership revolutionizing AI for the U.S. government,” acting GSA Administrator Michael Rigas said in a statement. The agency added Google’s Gemini, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude to its government purchasing system earlier this month, opening up the AI models for purchase and use by federal agencies. xAI’s Grok was also added to the purchasing schedule in July. The push to make these models accessible comes after President Trump unveiled his AI Action Plan last month, calling to accelerate the technology’s adoption in the federal government. Google to provide Gemini AI tools to federal agencies for 47 cents https://t.co/W8i1hEIiNE — Tuck The Frumpers (@realTuckFrumper) August 21, 2025 Interestingly, they chose the number 47, Could it represent Trump being the 47th President? Possibly so. In the last several months, Google has collaborated with the Trump administration after Trump announced the AI Action Plan, per Fox Business: The General Services Administration (GSA) on Thursday announced a new agreement with Google to deploy its suite of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services across the federal government. The deal comes as part of the Trump administration’s “America AI Action Plan” and will see federal agencies pay $0.47 per agency to use Google’s AI tools, including a new Gemini for Government offering. The deal is valid through 2026 and builds on the prior agreement under which Google Workspace was provided to all federal agencies at a 71% price cut. GSA’s deal with Google comes as part of the OneGov initiative for procurement across federal agencies, which has also featured deals for AI tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT for $1 and those offered by Anthropic for $1. “This is a natural progression in the strategy that we have rolled out over the last couple of months in what we’re calling OneGov,” Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum said in an interview with FOX Business Network’s Grady Trimble. “It’s trying to use the federal wallet as one negotiating leverage point and one-stop shop for industry to deal with the federal government as it relates to common goods procurement.”