US EditionGoogle Announces Gemma 4 Open AI Models, Switches to Apache 2.0 License
Google says the open model family can run offline on phones, PCs and edge devices, with 400 million downloads since Gemma’s debut.
- Google announced the release of Gemma 4 on Thursday, its latest open large language model family, under the Apache 2.0 license enabling free distribution and modification.
- Previously, Google's open-weight models were 'open' but not 'open-sourced,' a distinction ZDNET reported that limited developer freedom and distribution rights under custom usage terms.
- Collaborating with Qualcomm Technologies and MediaTek, Google designed the four-model suite to run completely offline with 'near-zero latency' on devices like Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano.
- Local execution enables privacy and lower costs by removing cloud dependencies, while Gemma 4 supports 'complex logic and agentic workflows' for building autonomous agents that interact with APIs.
- Developers have downloaded Gemma over 400 million times since launch, building a vibrant 'Gemmaverse' of more than 100,000 variants, with Google expecting adoption to accelerate over the next 26 months.
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Google's Gemma 4 AI can run on smartphones, no Internet required
The two largest Gemma 4 models – 26B Mixture of Experts and 31B Dense – require an 80GB Nvidia H100 GPU to run unquantized in bfloat16 format. Google claims these models deliver "frontier intelligence on personal computers" for students, researchers, and developers, providing advanced reasoning capabilities for IDEs, coding assistants, and agentic workflows.Read Entire Article
Google launches open model Gemma 4
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Google launches Gemma 4: Powerful Open AI models now available for developers
Google just rolled out Gemma 4, their newest batch of open AI models built to handle tough reasoning and real-world tasks. They are pushing for top-notch performance, but at the same time, they have made sure these models can run on all kinds of hardware—not just powerhouse machines. With earlier Gemma versions clocking over 400 million downloads, you can see how fast the ecosystem’s expanding. Now, Gemma 4’s here to give even more folks access …
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