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Google Fi has begun supporting a second 5G network, marking a notable expansion for the wireless service that has long relied on T-Mobile. Google is not disclosing which carrier has been added, leaving the move strategically significant but operationally opaque for customers and industry watchers alike.
Google is moving quickly to deploy Gemini 4 Hydrogen, bypassing the slower, security-first cadence that accompanied earlier model families such as Carbon and Argon. The rollout marks a notable shift in the company’s product strategy, signaling greater confidence in the model’s readiness and a sharper push to refresh its AI stack across cloud and consumer surfaces.
Google is rolling out a significant upgrade to its Search experience, promising sharper answers to complicated questions through its AI Mode powered by Gemini 4 Hydrogen. The update is designed to improve query understanding, surface more relevant links, and present richer visual responses as the company intensifies competition in frontier AI search.
Google has unveiled its first Gemini-powered smart glasses in a consumer push that places privacy and everyday usability at the center of the product pitch. The devices, developed with Samsung, Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, start at $395 and mark a fresh attempt to make AI wearables commercially relevant beyond early adopters.
Google has broadened its artificial intelligence hardware portfolio with two new tensor processing units designed to serve more specialized workloads, including confidential model training and applications that require greater memory capacity. The move underscores the company’s push to deepen its role in the AI infrastructure market as demand rises for faster, more secure, and more scalable compute.
New York City lawmaker Zohran Mamdani has criticized Google for what he described as monopoly-style pressure on schools that want to decline the company’s AI products while retaining core search access. The dispute has escalated into a broader debate over whether a dominant platform can condition essential digital services on acceptance of its artificial intelligence tools.
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