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Intesa Sanpaolo completes core IT migration to Google Cloud with Tim, boosting its digital transformation and cloud reliance

Executive summary: Intesa Sanpaolo completed the migration of its core IT systems to Google Cloud, with Telecom Italia (Tim) supplying connectivity and operational support. The shift shows that a major European bank trusts a public cloud provider for mission‑critical workloads, potentially reducing IT costs, increasing scalability and setting a precedent for other banks considering cloud adoption.

Who is involved: Intesa Sanpaolo (bank), Google Cloud (cloud provider), Telecom Italia (Tim) (connectivity and services partner).

Likely next: Intesa may optimize workloads, explore AI and analytics on Google Cloud, while competitors assess similar migrations; regulators may scrutinize data residency and outsourcing rules.

Intesa Sanpaolo has moved its mission‑critical banking systems—including data storage, processing, security and customer platforms—to Google Cloud, with Telecom Italia (Tim) providing the network and operational support. This marks a notable shift for a major European bank toward public‑cloud infrastructure for core workloads, reflecting increasing confidence in cloud security and scalability. The move may lower IT costs, increase agility and set a precedent for other banks considering similar migrations, while also underscoring the strategic value of telco‑cloud partnerships for low‑latency, resilient services.

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