
Gemini 3.7 Flash, the latest AI model from the Mountain View-based tech giant, was launched globally on Thursday, the company announced. The new AI model succeeds the Gemini 3.6 Flash, which was released earlier this year, in July, along with the Gemini 3.5-Lite model. The company claims that the new Gemini 3.7 model delivers enhanced capabilities in terms of software engineering, knowledge work, and web development workflows. Currently being rolled out for developers, enterprises, and individual users, the tech giant is offering Gemini 3.7 Flash at an introductory price. The company is also upgrading Gemini Spark with the new Gemini 3 series model.
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The China-based AI lab has also increased its prices for the V4 family of models.
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The new facility will manufacture cooling equipment for AI data centres, with FläktGroup planning annual production capacity of up to 6,500 HVAC units.
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Z.ai said the model weights will be publicly released two weeks after launch, following safety evaluation and hardening.
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An interim policy states that contributions to OpenJDK “must not include content generated, in part or in full,” using AI.
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The platform developed by the Karnataka government’s Centre of Excellence in AI brings data from 458 sources.
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Where artificial intelligence initiatives once sat quietly within IT departments or analytics teams, lenders are now consolidating that responsibility into a single, senior role reporting directly to the top of the organisation.
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The startup said it will use the capital to expand into a broader suite of coding tools and help developers write, validate and merge software faster.
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The partnership builds on VodafoneThree's £11 billion investment to create the UK's best network for business.
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The companies have expanded their partnership to offer hybrid cloud storage-as-a-service, combining consumption-based infrastructure with pay-as-you-go storage.
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Microsoft launched Copilot, its dedicated AI chatbot, in 2023. In the last three years, the app has gone through various iterations with the addition of new features and other changes. The Redmond-based tech giant used to offer two separate apps for consumers and businesses. Now, the company has announced that it is merging the two apps, Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot, into one platform. The new app will combine the capabilities of the apps. The tech giant will let users log in to the Copilot app using their personal, business, or both accounts, allowing them to switch between the two. On top of this, the company has announced that it is removing various AI-powered tools from the Copilot app.
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The company said Lakebase has crossed a $100 million revenue run-rate, while more than 1,000 customers now generate over $1 million in annualised revenue each.
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