Atlassian and Google Cloud (G-Cloud): Strategic Alliance

The revolution in collaborative work is no longer optional: it’s a priority. Atlassian and Google Cloud have just launched a strategic alliance that redefines the way companies and teams build, automate, and scale work in the era of AI-powered teamwork.

An alliance that combines “the best of both worlds”

Atlassian has announced a multi-year agreement with Google Cloud to bring its core applications like Jira, Confluence, and Loom to the Google Cloud infrastructure, without leaving AWS. This commitment to a multi-cloud strategy provides flexibility and robustness, freeing organizations from being tied to a single provider.

But it’s not just about infrastructure: the integration includes advanced features with Gemini and Vertex AI models, and the ability to purchase Atlassian applications directly from the Google Cloud Marketplace using existing credits.

Rovo: more powerful, smarter

Atlassian’s AI tool, Rovo, already has 2.3 million active users. Thanks to this partnership, it will be able to work with the power of Gemini and Vertex AI, leading to agents capable of complex reasoning, multimedia analysis, and agent-to-agent (Agent-to-Agent) collaboration.

Imagine: you want to launch a sprint, and Rovo reviews documents in Confluence, emails in Gmail, files in Drive, and draws up an action plan in Jira… all without changing windows. That’s working super-connected.

Why is this move so relevant?

• Scalability and resilience: adopting multi-cloud reduces risks and offers higher availability.
• Real productivity: automation, instant context, and fewer manual tasks allow teams to focus on what really matters.
• Competitive advantage: with structures like Air France-KLM, Mercedes-Benz, and Nestlé already taking advantage of Atlassian Cloud, this alliance further strengthens its business potential.

Use cases you can implement today

1. Agile multi-team project management A development team in Barcelona and another in Buenos Aires work in Jira, while Rovo synchronizes dependencies and automatically reports progress to a dashboard in Looker Studio.
2. Living and actionable documentation Confluence connects to Google Drive to always keep the latest version of documents, and Gemini can summarize key changes or answer questions about the content in real-time.
3. IT automation and internal support A bot trained in Vertex AI processes incoming tickets in Jira Service Management, identifies incident patterns, and proposes solutions based on the company’s historical data and best practices.

These examples not only show technical capabilities but also how the Atlassian + Google Cloud combination can cut hours of repetitive work, improve information quality, and accelerate decision-making.

Is your company ready to lead this wave?

At My Tech Plan, we help organizations stay at the forefront of technological innovation through strategic content, tailored training, and the building of active communities. If you are exploring how to integrate AI agents into your strategy or take advantage of multi-cloud alliances, we accompany you with fresh ideas, multi-platform formats, and events that connect your team with the latest trends in the sector.

And if you want to discover in depth how these integrations are being used in the field, we look forward to seeing you at the Gen AI Summit, where we will share real cases, implementation frameworks, and key technologies.