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Expanding Google Antigravity for enterprise customers
Google Antigravity is now integrated into eligible Gemini Enterprise app subscriptions, addressing customer feedback for enhanced developer access and enterprise controls. Developers can now utilize Antigravity across various surfaces, including IDE extensions for VS Code, Visual Studio, Jetbrains, and Zed, as well as a desktop app and CLI. Enterprise governance teams benefit from built-in administrative features, security controls, and license management, all consolidated within the Gemini Enterprise admin console. Finance teams gain flexibility with pooled usage quotas, preventing prepaid tokens from remaining idle.Granular spend thresholds and overage enablement options allow administrators to set project-level budget caps and maintain continuous developer workflows. Comprehensive usage metrics provide visibility into token consumption and developer activity for optimization. The integration ensures Antigravity operates under Google Cloud's standard security and compliance protections, including configurable security policies, central audit logging, and data privacy adherence. Identity federation and application default credentials simplify setup for technical teams.Customers like Accenture, AirAsia, CGI, and Cognizant are already leveraging Antigravity in Gemini Enterprise to accelerate development, automate tasks, and deliver transformative value. The platform empowers teams to move beyond simple code generation towards orchestrating complex outcomes securely and responsibly. Antigravity in Gemini Enterprise is available today for eligible Gemini Enterprise Standard, Plus, and Standard Emerging Market licenses. Administrators can enable AI developer tools via the enterprise setup guide, while developers can begin building with Antigravity 2.0, the CLI, or IDE extensions.