Baker Hughes (NASDAQ: BKR) announced it is collaborating with Google Cloud to develop advanced AI-enabled power optimisation and sustainability solutions for the rapidly growing global data centre sector. Baker Hughes intends to combine complementary technologies and expertise to help address the increasing power demand driven by AI data centre expansion.

Announced during CERAWeek 2026, the collaboration comes as energy availability and resiliency continue to be strategic enablers for global data centre growth. The companies will explore opportunities within data centres to unlock greater value from underutilised industrial and operational data. In addition, Baker Hughes will identify new pathways for efficient, optimised power use through Baker Hughes’ deep domain expertise in optimising turbomachinery and power systems performance, alongside Google Cloud’s AI and data analytics. Baker Hughes will leverage Google Cloud and its broad ecosystem of digital partners to provide these AI-driven solutions at enterprise scale.

“Infrastructure that powers the growing demand for AI and cloud computing is becoming one of the most critical drivers of global electricity needs,” said Baker Hughes Chairman and CEO Lorenzo Simonelli. “Through this partnership with Google Cloud, we are bringing together world-class power technologies and digital capabilities to help data centre operators improve efficiency, enhance reliability, and accelerate progress toward lower carbon operations. This collaboration reinforces Baker Hughes’ role as an integrated partner for power generation, infrastructure and management in this fast-growing sector.”

“Baker Hughes is bringing its proprietary energy technology and expertise, and Google Cloud is providing the advanced AI to help deliver these critical solutions,” said Matt Renner, president and chief revenue officer, Google Cloud. “By combining our AI with their century of leadership in industrial energy systems, Baker Hughes is helping companies create more efficient data centres for the future.”

This collaboration also reflects Baker Hughes’ commitment to rewriting The Energy Equation™, the dynamic, interdependent cycle between industrial outcomes and energy sources. The unprecedented energy needs of AI and cloud computing exemplify how this equation is shifting, requiring new solutions that simplify complexity, modernise systems, and integrate capabilities across both sides of the energy-industry relationship.

With a 100-year heritage of energy innovation, Baker Hughes is integrating digital solutions with the company’s proven turbomachinery technologies and power management systems to help customers achieve greater efficiency, extend asset life, and maximise returns. Learn more about the company’s end-to-end digital portfolio here.

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