Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks


Google and UK’s Vodafone have announced a 10-year extension of their existing partnership, aimed at delivering AI-driven services, devices, and enhanced TV experiences to millions of customers across Europe and Africa. This collaboration will leverage Google Cloud and its Gemini AI models to support Vodafone’s offerings in 15 countries, with benefits extending to 45 additional markets through Vodafone’s partners. Additionally, Google will use Vodafone’s fixed and mobile connectivity services to improve workforce productivity.
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AI-Powered Services and Devices
“Vodafone and Google will work together to improve and expand the range of products and services available in stores and online, supported by a refreshed customer experience rooted in the benefits of AI,” Google said in a joint statement on Tuesday.
The expanded partnership will integrate Google’s AI capabilities to enhance Vodafone’s services, including cloud storage, cybersecurity, and AI-powered assistance for consumers and businesses. Vodafone customers can expect a broader range of products, including Google One subscription plans, YouTube Premium products, AI-powered offerings, Pixel, and other Android devices, the companies said.

Margherita Della Valle, Vodafone Group Chief Executive, said: “Together, Vodafone and Google will put new AI-powered content and devices into the hands of millions of more consumers. Using these services, our customers can discover new ways to learn, create and communicate, as well as consume TV, on a scale we haven’t seen before.”
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Powering Vodafone TV with Gen AI
Vodafone and Google will work towards enhancing Vodafone TV (powered by Android TV) with new content discovery features and ad experiences driven by Google Cloud’s generative AI. Additionally, Vodafone plans to develop cloud-native cybersecurity solutions using Google’s Security Operations platform, offering advanced protection for businesses and consumers alike.