Gemini 4 Carbon is now available
THE SO WHAT
With Gemini 4 Carbon generally available, Google is putting its newest frontier model in the hands of paying customers rather than keeping it as a lab toy. If you’re already on Google’s stack, this is the moment to re-benchmark your hardest workloads — especially ones that stalled on prior Gemini tiers — before you assume you need a second vendor.
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