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Corvic AI, provider of enterprise-grade generative AI (GenAI) solutions for complex data environments, is officially launching on the Google Cloud Marketplace.
Corvic AI’s production-ready GenAI business analytics platform will now be available for streamlined procurement by Google Cloud customers. This enables organizations to attain secure, scalable, and multimodal data intelligence across industries.
Further, Corvic AI’s participation in the Google for Startups Cloud program has already received infrastructure credits and hands-on go-to-market support from cloud and AI teams at Google Cloud.
Joining the Google Cloud Marketplace will also involve receiving technical assistance, marketing collaboration, and placement in the Google Cloud ISV Startup Springboard program.
“As the demand for generative AI continues to grow, our customers are looking for ways to build responsibly and transparently,” said Ritika Suri, Managing Director for Data and AI Partnerships at Google Cloud. “Having recently graduated from the ISV Startup Springboard program, Corvic AI’s availability on Google Cloud Marketplace can enable enterprises to streamline their complex data environments and leverage multimodal intelligence, supporting greater business efficiency.”
Corvic AI’s platform is built with Google Cloud services, including Cloud Engine, the Model Garden on the Vertex AI platform, Gemini models, and Cloud Storage.
“Google Cloud has been a true partner in helping us bring Corvic AI to a broader market,” said Farshid Sabet, CEO of Corvic AI. “Our partnership in the Google for Startups Cloud Program has accelerated our ability to deliver production-ready GenAI agents that simplify data orchestration at scale. This launch represents a major milestone in our mission to democratize complex data intelligence for enterprise teams.”
This platform was developed for massive-scale enterprise environments handling unstructured, semi-structured, and structured data. This scalable architecture of the Corvic AI platform is meant to drive high-accuracy insights and productivity gains across use cases, including anti-money laundering detection, supply chain optimization, contextual patient intelligence, and root cause diagnostics in industrial operations.
Launching on the Google Cloud Marketplace means that customers can consolidate billing through existing Google Cloud agreements and deploy Corvic AI’s platform with minimal friction.
Pioneering Enterprise Intelligence
Corvic AI is developing a new era of data-centric AI cognitive infrastructure, transforming proprietary enterprise data into actionable intelligence for high-stakes decision-making.
These technological developments will reshape how enterprises leverage complex data in the era of GenAI and produce trustworthy, verifiable intelligence at scale with unmatched depth and precision.
The organization recently raised $12 million in seed funding to help support this venture, led by M Ventures and Bosch Ventures, with participation from Foothill Ventures, Lam Capital, LDV Partners, K2 Access Fund, and Brian Long (Atlantic Bridge).
“Enterpise AI remains fragmented — companies struggle to connect and reason across unstructured reports, databases, and dynamic real-world inputs, making it difficult to align institutional knowledge with LLMs and generate reliable results,” said Sabet. “Today, enterprises are forced to stitch together disconnected AI models and tools just to get partial answers, leading to inefficiencies and critical gaps in data pipelines. Instead of reinventing models, we focus on elevating complex, proprietary data into AI-ready data — making it more digestible and actionable for LLMs. Corvic AI is defining the missing layer in enterprise AI: end-to-end AI Cognitive Infrastructure that powers generative AI applications at scale.”
The Data-Centric AI Cognitive Infrastructure is being evaluated and integrated by companies in critical sectors, such as advanced manufacturing, industrial, financial services, and life sciences.
This addition to the Google Cloud Marketplace comes not long after the Marketplace expanded to incentivize partner growth. Read more about this expansion and how it aims to boost partner economics, simplify drawdown, and drive cloud workload growth.
