Google renames NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook and rolls out an update giving every notebook a secure cloud computer, letting it write and execute code natively
THE SO WHAT
Giving every Gemini Notebook its own secure cloud computer that can write and execute code turns a note-taking app into a lightweight, per-project agent runtime. If you’re building internal tools, assume knowledge workers will soon have personal sandboxes that can run workflows without touching your main infra.
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