The most profound breakthroughs in AI have moved beyond the research lab. Now they’re being forged within the production lines of the world’s most sophisticated enterprises.
What we are witnessing is the emergence of the Agentic Enterprise — a fundamental re-engineering of the modern organization. AI agents are moving out of the sandbox and onto the front lines, in engineering consoles and consumer apps, in retail scanners and bank branches, factories and power grids.
This is a deliberate shift toward unprecedented scale, expanding the very boundaries of what an organization can deliver.
The profound magnitude of this transition is on full display in Las Vegas this week, where hundreds of Google Cloud customers are showcasing agentic systems at Next ‘26. Already, they’re having a real-world impact on what they sell, how they work and where the future is headed.
These innovations are possible thanks to cutting-edge AI research, powerful and reliable infrastructure, engineering expertise — and, foremost, our customers’ vision. Conceiving it is the easy part, building it is where the real work happens, and it’s what drives so much of what we do at Google Cloud. Our fundamental mandate is ensuring that Google’s product roadmap is forged by the world’s most complex business challenges, while our overarching strategy remains deeply anchored in our most profound technical innovations.
The transformation toward the Agentic Enterprise is a global phenomenon, taking hold across diverse industries and leading organizations worldwide. We are proud to highlight 10 marquee examples that illustrate the sophisticated systems we are creating with these visionary companies.
These partnerships point the way for our builders and leaders, providing a blueprint for how you can achieve unprecedented scale within your own ecosystem.
Capcom
What they’re doing: Capcom worked with Google Cloud to build agents that improve the gameplay experience, freeing developers for creative work. These specialized AI agents — including visual inspection, predictive and institutional knowledge agents — support the highly complex process of playtesting. They autonomously navigate massive digital worlds to identify bugs, visual glitches and audio inconsistencies, logging more than 30,000 hours of testing per month. This shift allows Capcom’s creative teams to move away from “defensive development” and focus on high-value creative innovation.
What they’re saying: “With Street Fighter 6, Capcom is taking a revolutionary new look at fighting games that entertain new and returning players alike. It was critical that the launch of the latest title in the acclaimed Street Fighter series made a flawless first impression. Working with Google Cloud ensured a seamless, scalable and secure launch that enabled us to host over a hundred thousand players at once.” — Shinichi Inoue, vice president of engineering, Capcom
Citi Wealth
What they’re doing: Citi Wealth is launching Citi Sky, an always-on AI-powered member of the Citi Wealth team aimed at reshaping how clients in the U.S. access market insights, act on opportunities and engage with their financial advisors. Built with technology from Google Cloud and Google DeepMind, Citi Sky is using conversational interaction and multilingual capabilities to create a more intuitive, responsive and personalized wealth experience. It elevates and expands the Citi Wealth client journey while empowering advisors.
What they’re saying: “For decades, managing your financial life meant navigating apps, calls and meetings. With Citi Sky, you simply ask — and act. At the center is a universal question: ‘Am I financially OK?’ Citi Sky answers that in real time, bringing together insights and execution in a way that is simple and clear. It doesn’t replace our advisors — it makes them more powerful, extending their reach and deepening their impact. In fact, Citi Wealth plans to add advisors in the years ahead.” — Andy Sieg, head of wealth, Citi Wealth
