Google unveiled its native multimodal architecture, Gemini (1.0 Nano, Pro, and Ultra). Built from the ground up to integrate text, code, audio, and visual data seamlessly within a single shared context window, Gemini marked the permanent migration of Alphabet’s core software infrastructure away from isolated single-modality pipelines.
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