MediaTek is bringing Gemini Nano support to its processors, starting with the upcoming Dimensity 9400, which is set to

Google is opening up Gemini Nano access to all Android app developers, signaling more apps will soon gain AI smarts.

The integration of the Gemini Nano model into the Dimensity 9400 chipset means that any smartphone with this chip will be able to run the AI features being shipped to the Android operating system. As of now, only Pixel devices and some Samsung Galaxy phones have access to these features. The new chipset is going to widen this accessibility.

Google will let developers access its Gemini Nano AI model, which was previously limited to the company's first-party apps.

Google has now made a significant move toward the broader adoption of Gemini Nano by allowing Android developers to experiment with the model through the AI Edge SDK via AICore on the Pixel 9 series, as detailed in a recent blog post.

Googles Gemini Nano, a mobile-optimized AI model, is now available on a growing list of Android phones, including the Pixel 8, Samsung Galaxy S24, and Xiaomi 14T. Learn more about its use cases and supported devices.

Motorola is rolling out the Gemini Nano AI model to the Edge 50 Ultra, making it the brand's first phone to support the LLM.

The mobile optimized version of Google’s LLM is called Gemini Nano, and it’s currently available on a handful of Android phones. When Google first released it in December, Gemini Nano was only available on a single smartphone,

Since launch, access to Gemini Nano has been limited to Google and OEM apps, but broader experimental availability is