Eon Partners with Google Cloud to Boost AI Adoption

Apr 10, 2025
Eon has announced a partnership with Google Cloud to enhance enterprise data analytics and AI adoption by transforming cloud backups into data lakes.

Eon has announced a strategic partnership with Google Cloud to accelerate enterprise data analytics and AI adoption. In a press release, Eon detailed how its autonomous cloud backup platform will transform cloud backups into data lakes, allowing businesses to access and utilize their data more effectively through Google Cloud's AI and data analytics tools.

Eon's platform automates the conversion of backups into accessible data lakes, enabling real-time data insights and smarter decision-making. This integration allows customers to use Google Cloud services like BigQuery and Dataproc for seamless data analytics, and link backup data to Vertex AI and Looker for faster insights.

The partnership also promises efficiency gains and cost savings, reducing backup storage costs by up to 50% and eliminating disruptive ETL operations. Eon is joining Google's Cloud ISV Springboard Program, which provides additional support through the Google Cloud Marketplace.

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