Gemini 3.5 Pro
Google announced Gemini 3.5 Pro at I/O on May 19 with a June GA target — then the date slipped. Reporting points to token-efficiency, coding and long-horizon reasoning concerns flagged by early enterprise testers, with a rebuilt architecture underneath. It's entering the second week of July still in limited preview, no published benchmarks, no final pricing. Markets now cluster on July 17 — and the second it answers on the public API, ArtificialWatch fires.
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Second week of July, still in preview
Gemini 3.5 Pro entered the second week of July in limited preview — no confirmed GA date, no published benchmarks, no final pricing. Enterprise teams are being told to evaluate on the preview at their own risk. via MarketScale
July 17 target — and a ground-up architectural rebuild
Reporting pegs the new launch window at July 17 and says Google abandoned the 2.5-era architecture for a ground-up redesign. Unconfirmed by Google — treat the date as sentiment, not schedule. via BigGo Finance
Why it slipped: tokens, coding, long-horizon reasoning
Early testers reportedly flagged token-efficiency concerns, coding performance below flagship bar, and long-horizon multi-step reasoning short of what I/O promised. Four senior Gemini researchers reportedly departed for Anthropic in the same stretch. via Bind AI
Unveiled at I/O with a June GA target
Google announced Gemini 3.5 Pro on the I/O mainstage and said it was targeting June for general availability — the target it has since walked past. via Google I/O
The official word.
"Quality refinements after early enterprise testing."
Google's reported framing of the GA slip · Jun 2026 — Google has not published a final GA date
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