S&P Global Partners with Google Cloud for AI-Ready Data Access

August 22, 2025
S&P Global has partnered with Google Cloud to make its AI-Ready Data available through Google Cloud's BigQuery platform, enhancing data access for the commodities sector.

S&P Global has partnered with Google Cloud to expand access to its AI-Ready Data for the commodities sector, announced in a press release. This collaboration integrates S&P Global's Commodity Insights data with Google Cloud's BigQuery platform, allowing customers to leverage advanced data and AI capabilities.

The AI-Ready Data packages cover various sectors, including energy, power and gas, metals, chemicals, agriculture, and supply chain. By utilizing Google Cloud's infrastructure, customers can enhance productivity, improve data governance, and support decision-making in dynamic market conditions.

Mark Eramo, Co-President of S&P Global Commodity Insights, stated that this partnership is a significant step in meeting clients' digital transformation needs by providing flexible access to comprehensive commodity data. The AI-Ready Data format is designed for machine learning applications, offering structured datasets for faster model development and deployment.

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