New Products
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New Models
Google turns Gemini 3.5 Transcribe into a developer speech stack
Gemini 3.5 Transcribe adds live and file speech-to-text APIs with 85+ languages, vocabulary biasing, diarization, timestamps and smart formatting.
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Agents
OpenAI gives ChatGPT and Codex a structured WebMCP path into websites
OpenAI adds WebMCP-based Site tools to ChatGPT and Codex, letting browser agents invoke structured website actions inside live authenticated sessions.
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New Products
Perplexity moves its Computer agent onto local NVIDIA hardware
Perplexity Portable Computer runs agent models, orchestration, local search and sandboxed tools on NVIDIA DGX Spark with optional cloud escalation.
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Agents
Google packages Gemini agents for legal and financial workflows
Google Cloud launches Gemini Enterprise for Legal and Financial Services with MCP connectors, A2A APIs, managed agents and governed enterprise controls.
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Infrastructure & Chips
NVIDIA puts Groq 3 LPX into production for faster agent inference
NVIDIA has moved Groq 3 LPX into full production with Vera Rubin, targeting decode latency in token-heavy agent workloads and naming Nebius as the first cloud adopter.
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New Models
Thomson Reuters launches its own LLM for professional workflows
Thomson Reuters launches a $40M proprietary LLM for professional workflows, starting in CoCounsel Legal while keeping a multi-model architecture.
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New Models
DeepSeek adds vision to V4 Flash for multimodal agents
DeepSeek's V4 Flash Vision Exp adds image understanding and reusable file input to its API, expanding low-cost multimodal agent options while remaining experimental.
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New Models
Grok 4.6 lands in Google’s enterprise model catalog
Google adds Grok 4.6 to Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform in Preview, with 524K context, reasoning, function calling and fixed launch quotas.
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New Products
OpenAI previews Ultrafast mode for real-time AI workloads
OpenAI is previewing an Ultrafast mode aimed at latency-sensitive workloads, with up to 1,000 tokens per second for GPT-5.4 Mini.
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New Products
OpenAI slows frontier model training as cyber risks grow
OpenAI has paused parts of frontier model training and tightened security controls as stronger cyber capabilities expose new risks in AI research infrastructure.
