NTT Data partners with Google to develop AI agents
NTT Data collaborates with Google to create AI agents for global markets, focusing on data security
NTT Data and Google have tied up to develop AI agent services.
TOKYO -- NTT Data Group has announced a partnership with Google to develop and market artificial intelligence (AI) agents designed to perform tasks such as marketing and other operations traditionally handled by humans. The collaboration will leverage Google's generative AI technology, according to a report by Nikkei on Tuesday.
Key Details of the Partnership
- Objective: The partnership aims to create AI agents that can automate various business processes, reducing reliance on human intervention.
- Global Focus: The initiative targets the global market, with a strong emphasis on securing client data.
- Technology: Google's advanced generative AI will serve as the foundation for these AI agents.
Why This Matters
- Efficiency: AI agents can streamline operations, potentially reducing costs and improving efficiency for businesses.
- Data Security: The partnership highlights the importance of data security, a critical concern for enterprises adopting AI solutions.
- Market Expansion: By combining NTT Data's global reach with Google's AI expertise, the collaboration is poised to make a significant impact in the tech industry.
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Reported by KAORU TAKATSUKI on August 12, 2025.
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