en.Wedoany.com Reported - Intesa Sanpaolo has completed the migration of its core IT systems to Google Cloud, encompassing over 800 applications, with the target platform being Google Cloud regions hosted in TIM's data centers in Turin and Milan.

The bank disclosed the migration on July 2. During the process, more than 800 applications were moved to the cloud, while approximately 800 applications were decommissioned at the bank's headquarters. Intesa Sanpaolo stated that the entire migration was completed while ensuring business continuity, without any major incidents. The bank has dual headquarters in Milan and Turin, and it is currently unclear which site previously housed the on-premises data center.

Massimo Proverbio, Chief Data, Artificial Intelligence and Technology Officer at Intesa Sanpaolo, stated that through collaboration with Google Cloud and TIM, the bank has reduced technology costs while laying the foundation for building Isytech, a cloud-native digital platform serving the group's customers, and has strengthened internal skills and professional talent during the transformation.

Elio Schiavo, Chief Enterprise & Innovative Solutions Officer at TIM, noted that the completion of this project is a significant achievement for TIM Enterprise, consolidating its role as a strategic partner in the country's digital transformation. Leveraging its integrated capabilities in data centers, connectivity, and cloud solutions, TIM managed this highly complex migration, ensuring data control, information security, and operational resilience.

Google's plan to establish cloud regions in Italy in partnership with TIM was first announced in 2022, with the Milan site launching that year and the Turin site joining in 2023. Oracle is also a customer of TIM's Turin data center. In October 2025, TIM revealed plans to invest 1 billion euros (approximately 1.1 billion US dollars) over the next three years to expand its data center footprint in Italy.

Intesa Sanpaolo was founded in 2007 through the merger of Milan's Banca Intesa and Turin's Sanpaolo IMI, and currently has a market capitalization of approximately 111 billion euros (about 126.9 billion US dollars).