
Intesa Sanpaolo Moves Core IT Systems to Google Cloud
Italy's largest bank has completed the migration of its core IT systems to Google Cloud infrastructure, deepening ties between European banking and US cloud providers.

Camille Laurent
France Editor · Paris
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's biggest bank, has completed the migration of its core IT systems to Google Cloud infrastructure, according to reporting by Finextra. The move marks a significant step in the modernisation of one of Europe's largest financial institutions and underscores the continued reliance of European banks on major cloud platforms.
What Was Announced
According to Finextra, the Italian lender has finished shifting the core technology that underpins its operations onto Google Cloud. Core IT systems typically encompass the essential platforms a bank depends on to run day-to-day services, making such a migration a substantial undertaking for an institution of Intesa Sanpaolo's scale.
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