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Japanese corporate training provider specializing in digital skills, DX, and generative AI literacy programs.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

iCloud (アイクラウド, also referred to as icloud Inc.) is a Japanese provider of corporate digital skills and AI training, operating primarily through its iCloud Training Service (アイクラウド研修サービス). The company positions itself as a specialist in digital and DX (digital transformation) education for companies, offering both open-enrollment sessions and fully customized, order-made curricula tailored to individual client organizations. The core of the offering is practical, short-duration training designed to produce immediately effective personnel. Program categories include generative AI literacy (for new employees and for organization-wide adoption), Java and Java Spring Boot development, web marketing and digital marketing, Google Analytics (GA4), SEO, paid listing and Google Ads certification preparation, Excel, PowerPoint, Power Query, Power BI, and presentation skills. The company also promotes the use of Japanese government reskilling subsidies to reduce training costs for client firms. A notable recent focus is generative AI literacy: iCloud markets training intended to embed generative AI across an organization, and it has published AI literacy programs aimed at new employees joining in 2027. Alongside its training business, iCloud operates a digital school brand called "Aideji" (アイデジ) for working professionals, covering web marketing and hands-on programming, and it publishes an education news feed with articles on generative AI governance, certifications, and related topics. The company reports more than ten years of corporate training experience and emphasizes repeat business, particularly for new-employee training. Its contact line and operations are Japan-based, and its primary market is Japanese corporations. Ownership, founding year, and executive details are not established by the available evidence.

History

iCloud (アイクラウド, also styled icloud Inc.) is a Japanese corporate training provider focused on digital skills and AI education. Public evidence describes it as a Japanese provider of corporate digital skills and AI training, and its official site presents its main business as the iCloud Training Service (アイクラウド研修サービス). The company states that it has more than ten years of corporate training experience and that its programs are frequently repeated by client firms, particularly new-employee training. Its model combines open-enrollment sessions with fully customized, order-made curricula built per client organization, with the stated aim of producing personnel who can apply skills immediately in the workplace. Over time the curriculum has broadened from office and marketing applications to programming and, more recently, generative AI. The official site lists training categories spanning web marketing, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop, Google Analytics, SEO, presentation skills, Java and Java Spring Boot development, Power Query, and Power BI. It also promotes the use of Japanese government reskilling subsidies to lower training costs. A significant recent strategic emphasis is generative AI literacy. iCloud markets training designed to embed generative AI across an organization, offers generative AI literacy training for new employees, and in August 2026 announced an AI literacy program for new employees joining in 2027. The company also operates a digital school brand called "Aideji" (アイデジ) for working professionals, covering web marketing and hands-on programming, and publishes an education news feed with articles on generative AI governance, certifications such as Generative AI Leader, and related tools. Operationally, the company is Japan-based, with a Tokyo contact number and weekday support hours. Its primary market is Japanese corporations. The available evidence does not establish its founding year, ownership structure, or executive leadership.

  • Announced summer holiday closure from August 14 to August 16, 2026.

  • Published AI literacy training for 2027 new employees.

Products and positioning

Specialist provider of practical, short-duration corporate digital and DX training, with a strong emphasis on customized curricula, immediate workplace applicability, and generative AI literacy.

  • Generative AI literacy training

    Training designed to embed generative AI literacy across an organization.

  • New-employee generative AI literacy training

    Practical generative AI literacy program aimed at new employees.

  • Java new-employee training

    Java and Java Spring Boot development training for new employees.

  • Digital marketing training

    Training in web marketing, Google Analytics, SEO, and paid listing.

  • Office productivity training

    Excel, PowerPoint, Power Query, and Power BI training.

  • Aideji (アイデジ) digital school

    Digital school for working professionals covering web marketing and programming.

Recent events

  • Apple announces iCloud+ upgrade and new features[3]

    Apple announced an iCloud upgrade named iCloud+, with added features including Digital Legacy, IP address hiding and email forwarding.

  • Reported

    Apple introduces a transfer service for iCloud photos and videos to Google Photos[4]

    Apple introduced a service that lets users transfer copies of their iCloud photos and videos to Google Photos; the transfer process takes three to seven days, and the transferred media is not deleted from iCloud.

  • Reported

    Apple introduces iCloud Photos transfer service[5]

    Apple introduced a service that lets iCloud users transfer copies of their stored photos and videos to Google Photos. The service was available to customers in Australia, Canada, the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

  • Reported

    Apple publishes iCloud Passwords extension for Chrome on Windows[6]

    Apple's iCloud Passwords extension for Chrome on Windows was published to the Chrome Web Store late on Sunday, allowing Windows users to access and sync iCloud Keychain passwords in Chrome.

    Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

  • Unconfirmed

    Apple launches major services in 20 new market regions[7]

    Apple launched major services, including the App Store, iCloud, Apple Podcasts and Apple Arcade, in 20 new market regions.

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