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May 19, 2026 / Max Weinbach

Google I/O 2026: Gemini 3.5 Flash and Google’s Agent Platform Strategy

Google I/O 2026 turned a model launch into a platform statement. It was the clearest evidence yet that Google wants Gemini to become the operating layer for work across consumer products, developer tools, enterprise systems, and cloud-managed agents. Gemini 3.5 Flash is the center of that story. Google positioned Flash as the common engine behind…

May 12, 2026 / Max Weinbach

The Android Show 2026: Android’s Intelligence System Era

Google’s Android Show was more important than a pre-I/O feature preview. It was the clearest evidence yet that Google’s decision to give Android its own stage is the right one. Google started carving Android out this way last year, and this year’s show made the case for continuing that separation much stronger. The continued separation…

November 18, 2025 / Max Weinbach

Google’s new Gemini 3 Pro is a great model

Today, Google announced Gemini 3 as well as a bunch of new product updates powered by Gemini 3 Pro! We’ll get into those in a moment, because I want to talk about my experience using Gemini 3 Pro, codename riftrunner, as well as Google’s new developer IDE called Antigravity! I got early access from Google…

May 20, 2025 / Max Weinbach

Google I/O 2025: Gemini, AI Search, and the Evolving Business Model

Summary of the News: AI-Centric I/O: Google I/O 2025 heavily focused on Gemini AI and its integration across Google’s ecosystem, particularly Search, signaling a major strategic shift towards an AI-driven future. Android-specific news was largely separated. Gemini Model Advancements: Continued evolution of the Gemini family (2.5 Pro, Flash) including a new “Deep Think” reasoning mode,…

April 9, 2025 / Max Weinbach

Google Cloud Next 2025: Ironwood TPU, Agent Toolkits, and Google’s vertical advantage

Key Takeaways: Google Cloud unveiled Ironwood (TPUv7), its first inference-optimized TPU, offering massive leaps in compute (5x), HBM capacity (6x), and power efficiency (2x) over the previous generation. Performance is estimated to be within 5% of an Nvidia B200, despite TPUv7’s single primary compute die design. New Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol…

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