Google launches $750 million fund for consultants to adopt AI
Google Cloud is launching a $750 million fund to help consulting firms adopt AI, with partners including McKinsey, Accenture, and Deloitte. The fund will be used to train engineers, develop AI agents, and co-fund projects over the next 12 months.
Google Cloud is launching a $750 million fund to help consulting firms bring agentic artificial intelligence to their clients. The fund will be deployed over the next 12 months to train engineers, develop AI agents through Gemini's enterprise platform, and co-fund projects. Google's AI lab DeepMind will give early access to Gemini models to select firms, which will provide feedback ahead of launch. McKinsey, Accenture, and Deloitte are among the consulting firms partnering with Google Cloud. The initiative aims to help clients adopt AI at scale, with projects co-funded by Google and the consulting firms on an outcome-basis. Google is one of many tech companies pushing to adopt AI through partnerships with consulting firms.
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