Commvault announced that its unified cyber‑resilience platform will now be available on Google Cloud, accessible through the Google Cloud Marketplace with a credit‑based, usage‑driven pricing model that aligns costs with consumption.
The move builds on a partnership that began in January 2026, when Commvault added enhanced data protection and immutable backup features to Google Cloud. The company is also showcasing the expansion at Google Cloud Next 2026, which runs from April 22‑24 in Las Vegas, and it is extending its Clumio subsidiary’s storage‑level protection to Google Cloud Storage to safeguard large AI and analytics datasets.
Customers benefit from simplified procurement and a pay‑as‑you‑go model that is especially attractive for multi‑cloud and AI‑heavy workloads. The integration allows enterprises to deploy Commvault’s data security, identity resilience, and cyber‑recovery capabilities directly within their existing Google Cloud environments, reducing tool sprawl and accelerating protection timelines.
Commvault’s expansion comes as the company’s total addressable market for cyber‑resilience is projected to grow from $24 billion today to $38 billion by 2028, driven by rising ransomware threats. The company has recently reported strong revenue and subscription growth, and its annual recurring revenue is expanding, underscoring the strategic importance of broadening its hyperscaler footprint.
CEO Coustas noted that the company’s $4.3 billion backlog provides strong earnings visibility and positions it to manage future market developments, highlighting confidence in the continued demand for cloud‑native resilience solutions.
The announcement reinforces Commvault’s positioning as a comprehensive cyber‑resilience provider across the major public clouds, differentiating it from competitors that rely on fragmented toolsets and strengthening its ability to capture market share in the growing AI and multi‑cloud space.
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