The new model lineup includes Gemini 3.6 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite, updated versions of its lightweight offerings, designed for use cases that do not require the most cutting-edge technology. Google also unveiled a new lightweight variant, Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber, which is tailored towards cybersecurity applications.
COMCO said Google had removed this feature in Switzerland, even though it remained available in other countries in Europe.
Google said it disabled accounts and services used in NetNut-related malware command-and-control operations and shared technical intelligence on the group's infrastructure with law enforcement and industry partners to support broader enforcement efforts.
A Google spokesperson said that the judgment failed to take into account its investment to ensure Android remains open, interoperable and free.
A panel of five judges at Jakarta's Corruption Court ordered Makarim to repay 809 billion rupiah (about $45.2 million) - a figure prosecutors said represented the value to him of Google's investment in PT Aplikasi Karya Anak Bangsa - and imposed a fine of 1 billion rupiah (about $55,870). Prosecutors said the purchasing decision also caused $125 million in state losses.
The watchdog said any fees charged by the companies for allowing such "steering" would need to be fair and reasonable, and should be lower than current app store commissions, with savings passed on to consumers or reinvested in innovation.
The exits highlight the pressure Google faces from two startups that are on the cusp of going public, offering even well-heeled employees at Big Tech firms the chance at a rare payday by signing on before an IPO.
Marvell and its larger rival Broadcom help cloud companies design custom chips tuned to their AI data center needs, a work that has grown into substantial business for them.
The pact brings another high-profile customer to SpaceX, after Anthropic, strengthening its AI narrative as it targets a $75 billion raise in its upcoming initial public offering.
Google has selected Telstra and its new fibre-optic Aura Network to further advance its AI capabilities in Australia.
The proposal, previously unreported and that could face late changes, also introduces mandatory non-price award criteria, including requirements for software and hardware developed within the EU, that would disadvantage U.S. big tech.
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