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Google Cloud Next 24 Recap Part I: Google Doubles Down on AI, Assistants Everywhere

Google Cloud Next 24 Recap Part I: Google Doubles Down on AI, Assistants Everywhere

Google Cloud Next 24 Recap Part I: Google Doubles Down on AI at Cloud Next – Assistants Everywhere

Google held its Google Cloud Next ’24 event in Las Vegas, and they left no doubt that they are doubling down on AI in every product line from Cloud, Analytics, Workspace, and Security. One of the things that struck us was the sheer number of new capabilities. I recorded over forty videos from just the keynote. This blog summarizes the key takeaways from the news on all the new AI-based Assistants at Cloud Next.

Collaboration & Productivity: Vids, Chat and Meet

First Google is in a race with Microsoft and Google Gemini is the face-off tool that goes against Microsoft 365 CoPilot. Next, there were more updates to different products that are part of Workspace than we have seen in the past. Many new AI capabilities will make work easier for users.

Google Vids – Automating Video Creation

Google introduced Google Vids, a new way to storyboard and create videos that look to save significant time. See this blog for a full deep dive into Google Vids.

Google Meet – New AI and new SKU

Google Meet new abilities to translate languages during a meeting. The new features are a $10 per month per user add-on and include: take notes for me, translate for me, New meeting summaries, and the ability for it to take notes for the user. 

Google Chat

For Google Chat, Gemini can also summarize long chats that are taking place live or when you return to your desktop or mobile device. Due to its partnership with Mio, Google Chat now features seamless integration with other tools including Slack and Teams.

AI & Machine Learning: Powering the Next Generation of Cloud

Google Cloud – Assistants Emerge for Code, Cloud, and Security

Google Cloud is certainly gaining more momentum and with the new assistants, there should be even more demand. Here are some of the new Assistants that were unveiled.

Bottom Line

Google Cloud Next ’24 had a very large turnout – and real customers were talking about how they are putting Google Cloud and Google Workspace to work. The race is on for AI and Google left no doubt that they are all in on products and product innovation.

Enterprises should look at Google for their different AI needs, including Intelligent Assistants, Digital Workplace, Collaboration, Cloud, and AI-based application development. There is more to Next and we will dive deeper into some of these announcements in separate blogs.

 


 

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