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Google unveils major AI advancements at Cloud Next '26
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- →Google's advancements in AI tools and infrastructure could significantly enhance business efficiency and energy use.
- →The introduction of free video generation democratizes access to professional content creation.
- →New AI models and platforms like Gemma 4 and Deep Research Max push the boundaries of autonomous AI capabilities.
At Cloud Next '26, Google announced several AI innovations, including the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and new TPUs designed for the agentic era. These tools aim to improve business processes and energy efficiency. Google also introduced Gemma 4, an advanced open model, and Deep Research Max for autonomous research tasks. Additionally, Google Vids now allows users to generate videos for free, expanding access to professional-quality content creation. These announcements underscore Google's efforts to integrate AI across various industries and enhance its practical applications.
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