ElevenLabs is expanding its long-running collaboration with Google Cloud in a new multi-year agreement focused on scaling enterprise AI voice tools. The company will increase its use of Google Cloud infrastructure, including access to NVIDIA’s latest Blackwell GPUs, as demand for real-time voice agents grows across industries.
According to a Google Cloud press release, ElevenLabs will deploy Google Cloud’s G4 virtual machines powered by NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs to train and serve its models. The new agreement gives the company access to a larger cluster of Blackwell GPUs, aimed at supporting bigger enterprise deployments and research workloads.
That matters for customers running high-volume voice systems. Enterprises currently use ElevenLabs to power AI agents that respond in near real time and operate in more than 70 languages. The tools are used in financial services, retail, telecom and other sectors, often for customer support, internal training and localised content production.
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Beyond hardware, the partnership widens ElevenLabs’ use of Google Cloud’s AI stack.
The company is integrating Google’s Gemini models into its Agents Platform. The goal is to improve reasoning and multi-step planning in conversational systems. ElevenLabs is also incorporating Google’s Veo model into its Creative Platform to help teams generate multimedia content – video and audio – more quickly.
The company’s solutions are now available on Google Cloud Marketplace, allowing enterprise customers to deploy and scale conversational agents with standard billing and compliance tools.
Mati Staniszewski, co-founder of ElevenLabs, said Google Cloud has been “a great partner from day one.” With G4 VMs powered by NVIDIA Blackwell, he said, the company is pushing its multimodal systems further, aiming for “faster inference, better reliability, instant replies across languages.”
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From Google Cloud’s side, President and Chief Revenue Officer Matt Renner said the collaboration is focused on helping businesses deliver more natural and engaging customer interactions globally.
Ian Buck, vice president and general manager of Hyperscale and HPC at NVIDIA, said combining Google Cloud’s AI platform with NVIDIA infrastructure allows ElevenLabs to train larger models faster and run advanced inference workloads at scale.
The broader direction is clear, with ElevenLabs positioning itself as an infrastructure-ready voice AI provider for large organisations and not just a creative tool for individual users.
Access to Blackwell GPUs expands compute capacity. Integration with Gemini and Veo extends capabilities. Marketplace distribution simplifies procurement.
The companies say the aim is straightforward: enterprise-scale voice systems that can operate globally, reliably, and across languages without added complexity.
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