Google launches Gemini Enterprise, a new generative AI suite for businesses
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Gemini Enterprise: Google’s next move in corporate artificial intelligence
Google has unveiled Gemini Enterprise, a generative AI suite built for business environments. The new platform combines the company’s most advanced AI models and marks a major step in Google’s strategy to expand into the enterprise AI market.
Key features of Gemini Enterprise
With this new suite, employees can:
- Automate repetitive daily tasks;
- Perform deep data analysis and research;
- Extract valuable insights through customized AI agents.
Companies can also build and fine-tune their own intelligent agents, adapting them to specific workflows and business needs.
Integration and ecosystem compatibility
One of the standout features is the chat-based interface, allowing users to delegate tasks directly to AI using natural language.
Gemini Enterprise is also compatible with competing services, including Microsoft 365 and SharePoint, ensuring flexible integration across different ecosystems.
Additional Google tools, such as Google Vids, Nano Banana, and real-time translation in Google Meet, are included within the suite — expanding its corporate applications.
Centralized management and security
The platform offers a unified control dashboard, giving organizations full visibility and auditing over AI operations, with an emphasis on security and compliance.
Availability and pricing
Gemini Enterprise is now available in all countries that support Google Cloud, including Brazil, with full support for Brazilian Portuguese.
The Standard and Plus plans start at $30 per month per account (around R$160).
With Gemini Enterprise, Google strengthens its position in the business AI landscape, aiming to compete directly with Microsoft and OpenAI.

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