Home Innovation Cloud Google Cloud Secures $1.2B Ser...

Google Cloud Secures $1.2B ServiceNow Deal for AI Expansion

Cloud

Business Honor
29 July, 2025

Google Cloud secures $1.2 billion deal with ServiceNow to advance enterprise AI and cloud services.

Google Cloud acquired a significant over-$1 billion cloud-computing deal from California enterprise software firm ServiceNow, demonstrating Google's increasing presence in the highly competitive cloud computing space. ServiceNow will spend $1.2 billion on Google Cloud services over a period of five years as part of its overall digital transformation and AI enablement agenda. As ServiceNow continues to collaborate with multiple cloud providers, the new deal further solidifies its partnership with Google. The collaboration is a part of an overall pattern in which businesses are increasingly turning to Google Cloud for its robust AI capabilities, secure environment, and open ecosystem.

This partnership is a follow-up to a previous combined expanded partnership announcement in January 2025, where ServiceNow and Google Cloud committed to speeding up generative AI on business platforms. Under the collaboration agreement, ServiceNow's Now Platform was offered through the Google Cloud Marketplace and Google Distributed Cloud, allowing enterprises to apply AI-powered tools with native integration into Google services such as BigQuery and Google Workspace. The investment follows as Google Cloud remains on the rise against its more substantial competitors, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. As the third-largest in the cloud, Google Cloud still achieved a 32% Q2 2025 revenue increase, hitting $13.6 billion, reflecting its compelling growth path.

For ServiceNow, the collaboration further helps advance its larger vision of empowering intelligent automation within enterprise workflows. Bringing agentic workforce management to market earlier this year once again aligns with that vision by fueling collaboration between human employees and AI agents. The multi-billion-dollar deal reflects both firms' dedication to innovation through the cloud and AI, making Google Cloud a legitimate player in the enterprise technology market.