KPMG Invests USD 100 Million in Google Cloud Alliance to Accelerate Enterprise AI Adoption

KPMG Invests USD 100 Million in Google Cloud Alliance to Accelerate Enterprise AI Adoption
KPMG and Google Cloud announced on Wednesday a major expansion of their US alliance, focused on advancing generative AI, data analytics, and cybersecurity solutions among global enterprises. KPMG revealed plans to invest USD 100 million over the next few years to bolster its enterprise artificial intelligence services through its partnership with Alphabet’s Google Cloud. The move is expected to generate USD 1 billion in incremental growth for KPMG through solutions powered by Google Cloud’s generative AI technology.

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Growth in Google Cloud Bookings

KPMG has reportedly seen a 10x increase in Google Cloud-related bookings over the past two years. In April 2024, KPMG created a Google Cloud Center of Excellence (CoE) to align its product development, industry expertise, and technical resources for enterprises. With the new investment, KPMG will collaborate on new solutions with Google Cloud to help clients solve complex business challenges, focusing on data modernisation and responsible AI adoption across industries. Initial efforts will target the consumer and retail, healthcare, and financial services sectors.

KPMG said it has deployed Vertex AI Search internally to better connect and analyse its corpus of data. Building on this experience, KPMG is now developing advanced gen AI agents for clients to further enhance knowledge assistance and data management experiences. By building AI agents with Vertex AI and grounding data through retrieval augmented generation (RAG) techniques, KPMG can help analysts complete financial research tasks, analyse market trends, and summarise lengthy reports with ease.