Accenture and Google Cloud Launch Gemini Enterprise Acceleration Program

Apr 23, 2026
Accenture and Google Cloud have expanded their partnership with the Gemini Enterprise Acceleration Program, combining engineering expertise and AI models to deploy specialized AI agents for global enterprises.

Accenture and Google Cloud have expanded their collaboration with the launch of the Gemini Enterprise Acceleration Program, announced in a press release. The initiative aims to help global enterprises scale specialized AI agents using Google DeepMind models and Accenture’s engineering and industry expertise.

The program brings together thousands of AI engineers and domain experts from both companies to build and deploy industry specific AI agents. These agents will be supported by early access to frontier models from Google DeepMind’s Gemini family, enabling rapid prototyping and refinement for enterprise use cases.

Accenture’s Intelligent Digital Brain framework will integrate with Gemini Enterprise to connect AI across business functions, turning data into actionable insights. The program also includes prebuilt AI agents available through Google Cloud Marketplace, including options designed for sovereign data environments.

In addition, Accenture Song and Google Cloud will deliver Generative Content OS, a solution that uses Gemini Enterprise’s generative media capabilities to streamline digital content creation. Accenture has also been recognized as Google Cloud’s 2026 Global Services Partner of the Year and Global Partner of the Year for Artificial Intelligence: Sales and Services.

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