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The post is dated May 19, 2026 and opens "Today, we are bringing Google[2][3] Antigravity to Google Cloud customers".
Google[3] Cloud's I/O post: Antigravity[1] through Agent Platform, partner quotes, and 'coming months' for Gemini Enterprise.
August 2026 follow-up: Antigravity[1] included in Gemini Enterprise subscriptions with admin and spend controls, plus IDE extensions.
Independent report with early adopter claims, such as AirAsia Next saying over half its production-ready code is generated through Antigravity[1].
Notes Cloud customers can connect to Antigravity[1] and AI Studio will get custom agent templates for enterprises.
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