Google Cloud introduced “AI Agent Space”, where institutions can sell artificial intelligence agents

A statement shared by Google yesterday via blog postintroduced a new ecosystem program that will support partners to develop artificial intelligence agents on the cloud platform. The company also provides Google Cloud Marketplace for partners to sell the agents they develop. AI Agent Space It also announced that it added a new product section called.

According to the information shared by Google Cloud, the new ecosystem program will make it easier for partners to create artificial intelligence agents on the Google Cloud platform. In addition, companies participating in the program will be able to receive technical guidance from Google’s product and engineering teams. In this context, let’s say that Google employees can give tips on how to optimize the performance of an artificial intelligence agent.

Google Cloud, which also plans to offer technical resources on this subject, will provide its partners with early access to special support, best practices and new artificial intelligence technologies. Thus, Google Cloud partners will be able to develop products that include the latest features of the cloud platform faster.

In its post, Google Cloud also announced its business partnerships focused on AI Agents. Among the partner institutions that develop artificial intelligence agents with the support of Google Cloud Accenture, Bain, BCG, Capgemini, Cognizant, Deloitte, HCLTech, Infosys, PwC, TCS ve Wipro It is located. For example, Accenture transformed customer support for a major retailer by offering convenient self-service options through virtual assistants, while BCG provides a sales optimization tool to increase the effectiveness and impact of insurance advisors. These partners’ agents do not currently appear in the AI ​​Agent Space category. There are 19 vehicles in the said category.

Microsoft, which has made a serious breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence with the strength of its investment in OpenAI, recently shared important updates that offer organizations unique flexibility, autonomous agents and multi-agent collaboration through its “agent network” architecture. These updates even include integration with 1,800 major language models (LLMs) in Azure. It’s worth noting that more than 100,000 organizations have created or orchestrated AI agents in Microsoft’s Copilot Studio. Likewise, SAP has started to offer artificial intelligence agents with its Joule AI assistant, while Salesforce stands out with Agentforce, which leverages the Data Cloud. Let’s see if Google can keep up with its competitors with this new move.