Microagi Partners with Google Cloud to Advance Robotics AI Development
Microagi has announced a collaboration with Google Cloud to speed up the development of robotics models that can understand and interact with physical environments, according to a press release. The company will use Google Cloud's AI stack and NVIDIA Blackwell platform to scale training workloads for task-specific models.
Microagi will gain access to NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs and GB300 NVL72 rack scale systems to support advanced training and inference tasks. The company will also use Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and multimodal AI tools to process visual and environmental data.
The infrastructure supports Microagi’s plan to offer customizable software for robots used in industries such as hospitality and manufacturing. These robots will be preconfigured with task-specific Microagi models. The collaboration involves engineering support from both Google Cloud and NVIDIA to optimize Microagi’s training pipelines and accelerate its commercial deployments.
Founded in 2025, Microagi’s Atlas platform fine-tunes models for customers’ operations and works across different hardware and model types, serving as a neutral layer for enterprise robotics systems.
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