Since its launch in 2016, Google’s Accelerator program has empowered over 1,700 startups, developers, and social impact organizations worldwide with expert mentorship, technical guidance, and access to a global alumni network. From deploying smart sensors that reduced energy waste by more than 40% across Southeast Asia to creating mobile health platforms that serve millions of underserved communities in Africa, Google Accelerator alumni are turning bold ideas into tangible, lasting change. Today, Google is releasing its 2025 Accelerator Impact Report, showcasing the program’s continued momentum and global influence. One standout achievement: startups founded by alumni from 87 countries have collectively raised $31.2 billion in funding and created more than 109,000 jobs. The program’s reach spans diverse regions, from emerging markets to established innovation hubs, enabling founders to tackle local challenges while building solutions with global potential. Whether addressing climate resilience, healthcare access, or digital inclusion, Google Accelerator alumni are driving progress across industries and geographies. At the heart of the program’s success are three core pillars of support. First, Google provides tailored deep tech development, offering customized AI and Cloud solutions designed to unlock each startup’s highest potential. Second, founders gain direct access to hands-on mentorship and technical expertise from Googlers across the company. Third, the program delivers equity-free support, allowing entrepreneurs to focus entirely on growth and innovation without diluting ownership. The 2025 Impact Report offers a comprehensive look at the program’s global footprint, highlighting real-world outcomes, founder journeys, and the transformative power of accessible technology and expert guidance. It underscores Google’s ongoing commitment to nurturing the next generation of resilient, mission-driven entrepreneurs who are shaping a more inclusive and innovative future.