OpenAI Brings 3 GPT 6.1 Models to Google Cloud and Antigravity
Updated
Updated · Ars Technica · Oct 21
OpenAI Brings 3 GPT 6.1 Models to Google Cloud and Antigravity
3 articles · Updated · Ars Technica · Oct 21
Summary
Astra, Sol and Luna will launch on Google Cloud in the coming weeks, extending OpenAI beyond Microsoft and into Google’s enterprise stack and coding tool Antigravity.
Google said the GPT 6.1 lineup will run entirely on its infrastructure and be sold through Google Cloud Marketplace, letting customers apply existing cloud-spending commitments.
Model Garden already lists 200-plus models, including Gemini, Claude, Mistral, Llama and Gemma; Google says adding OpenAI makes it the only major cloud provider with all three leading closed LLMs.
For enterprises, the deal lowers switching friction because Google can route workloads across models based on performance, latency and efficiency, making GPT easier to adopt inside existing GCP setups.