Fintech service provider Revolut leverages Google Cloud's AI technology to expand its financial offerings globally.
Revolut, a UK-based fintech company founded in 2015, has announced a significant expansion of its strategic partnership with Google Cloud. This expansion is set to impact the fintech industry and is indicative of the power of AI-first infrastructure in this sector.
Google Cloud, a well-known cloud service provider, is providing the infrastructure for Revolut's global expansion. According to Tara Brady, President of Google Cloud EMEA, this infrastructure includes secure, scalable, and intelligent AI technology. This AI-enhanced infrastructure supports existing tools such as data storage, access, and security, enabling companies like Revolut to think bigger and achieve ambitious targets.
The expansion aims to increase Revolut's customer base from the current 60 million users to 100 million. Revolut offers a range of financial products, and the AI-enhanced infrastructure provided by Google Cloud is powering the next generation of these services.
The partnership expansion was recently announced, but the details of the expansion, such as the scope and duration, have not been specified.
The use of AI-first infrastructure is not new to the fintech industry. AI-enhanced infrastructure, like that provided by Google Cloud, supports companies in achieving their ambitious targets and is an example of how it enables them to think bigger.
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The Cloud Wars Minute, a daily cloud news and commentary show, has been following this development closely. As the fintech industry continues to evolve, partnerships like this one between Revolut and Google Cloud are likely to shape the future of financial services.
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