OpenAI models to be offered through Google Cloud Marketplace via Gemini’s Model Garden
Frontier models and Codex workflows will be accessible to Google Cloud customers starting with the release in the Model Garden.
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- OpenAI and Google Cloud announced a partnership to integrate OpenAI’s frontier models and Codex workflows into Google Cloud’s Gemini Model Garden.
- The models will be available through the Google Cloud Marketplace, expanding access for enterprise and developer customers.
- The integration is positioned as part of Google Cloud’s broader AI ecosystem, leveraging the Model Garden for deployment.
OpenAI and Google Cloud announced a partnership to make OpenAI’s frontier models and Codex workflows available through Google Cloud’s Gemini Model Garden. The models will be accessible via the Google Cloud Marketplace, a platform for customers to discover, purchase, and deploy third-party software and services.
The integration is designed to allow Google Cloud users—including enterprises and developers—to leverage OpenAI’s models within the Gemini Model Garden, Google Cloud’s catalog of AI models and tools. This move aligns with Google Cloud’s broader strategy to provide a diverse set of AI capabilities to its customers through a unified interface.
The announcement highlights Codex workflows as part of the offering, indicating support for code generation and automation tasks within Google Cloud’s environment. While the specific models or versions were not detailed in the available materials, the partnership emphasizes accessibility through established Google Cloud channels.
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