Capgemini has announced the expansion of its partnership with Google Cloud by launching the Google Cloud AI Enterprise Hub. This initiative is designed to accelerate the adoption of AI systems at an enterprise level, embedding AI into core business operations to ensure secure, reliable, and scalable implementation. By establishing specialized teams called Outcome Deployed Engineers that work alongside Google’s Forward Deployed Engineers, the Hub aims to deliver tailored AI solutions across various industries, including automotive, finance, and retail. The strategic move highlights the increasing demand for AI integration into business workflows to achieve tangible outcomes, reflecting a commitment to enterprise-scale intelligent industry solutions.
Alphabet last closed at $338.89 down 0.1%, close to the 52-week high.
Capgemini last closed at €100.65 down 5.7%.
Elsewhere in the market, Ruijie Networks was trading firmly up 9% and ending trading at CN¥100.60. Meanwhile, ServiceNow lagged, down 17.7% to close at $84.78, near its 52-week low. ServiceNow announced earnings guidance for Q2 and 2026 on 22 Apr, projecting GAAP subscription revenue growth of 22% to 22.5% year-over-year.
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Apple ended the day unchanged at, $273.43.
Microsoft ended the day at $415.75 down 4%. Three days ago, Microsoft announced AUD 25 billion investment to expand AI and cloud infrastructure in Australia by 2029.
Oracle ended the day at $176.28 down 6%. This week, Oracle expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to offer new AI capabilities and broader regional availability for its AI Database services.
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