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OpenAI models arrive on Google Cloud
OpenAI's latest GPT models are coming to Google Cloud and its Antigravity coding tool, giving enterprise customers more AI options beyond Google's own Gemini.
In brief
OpenAI's latest GPT models are coming to Google Cloud and its Antigravity coding tool, giving enterprise customers more AI options beyond Google's own Gemini. OpenAI and Google have agreed to bring GPT models to Google Cloud services and Antigravity, expanding enterprise AI options beyond Google's own Gemini…
OpenAI and Google strike a deal
OpenAI's frontier models will arrive in Google Cloud services. The full suite of current GPT six and six point one models, Astra, Sol, and Luna, will launch on Google Cloud.
Google Cloud expands its model garden
OpenAI's latest model will appear in Google's Model Garden in the coming weeks, adding to its two hundred plus options.
How the models will work
OpenAI models will run entirely on Google's infrastructure, with transactions handled via the Google Cloud Marketplace. Google's system supports dynamically moving workloads between LLMs based on performance, latency, and efficiency.
GPT models come to Antigravity
GPT models will appear in Google Antigravity, Google's agent-powered coding tool. Until now, Antigravity has supported Google's Gemini as well as Claude.
Early access rolling out now
All three OpenAI LLMs are rolling out now in private preview for select enterprise customers. Anyone interested in getting early access can submit a request to enable access through the API.
The headline
OpenAI and Google have agreed to bring GPT models to Google Cloud services and Antigravity, expanding enterprise AI options beyond Google's own Gemini.
