OpenAI GPT Models Are Launching on Google Cloud and Antigravity for Enterprise Customers
OpenAI and Google have reached an agreement to bring OpenAI’s frontier models to Google’s cloud services. In the coming weeks, enterprise customers and AI enthusiasts will gain access to the GPT models through Google Cloud’s Model Garden.
OpenAI and Google have reached an agreement to bring OpenAI’s frontier models to Google’s cloud services. In the coming weeks, enterprise customers and AI enthusiasts will gain access to the GPT models through Google Cloud’s Model Garden. Google announced that the full suite of current GPT 6 and 6.1 models—comprising Astra, Sol, and Luna—will launch on its cloud platform, with transactions handled via the Google Cloud Marketplace.
Astra will carry the highest runtime cost, though Google’s system supports dynamically shifting workloads between large language models based on efficiency, latency, and performance. OpenAI stated that Microsoft remains its primary cloud partner, but the models will also appear within Google’s agent-powered coding tool, Antigravity. All three OpenAI LLMs are currently rolling out in private preview for select enterprise customers, who can request early access.
The inference runs entirely on Google’s systems, allowing businesses to use the GPT models alongside Google’s existing offerings and other available third-party AI options.
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Original publication: 22 October 2026 00:21
