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⚠️ Important : Please refrain from using this release version if you run Nova-3 diarization. General Improvements , Keeps our software up-to-date.
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Lovable Cloud + Supabase: The Default Platform for AI Builders
Lovable Cloud now uses Supabase as the default backend for all AI-generated projects.
1.141.5 (2025-09-24)
Bug Fixes deps: Update the Java code generator (gapic-generator-java) to 2.62.2 ( c02d304 ) Dependencies Update actions/checkout action to v5 ( #2539 ) ( 83144e6 ) Update actions/github-script action to v8 ( #2542 ) ( 0e6f0da ) Update dependency com.google.cloud:google-cloud-bigquery to v2.55.0 ( #2553 ) ( 15b9e66 ) Update dependency...
2.1.0 (2025-09-25)
Features pubsub/v2: Add subscriber shutdown options ( #12829 ) ( 14c3887 )
Radar - Regional Data in Cloudflare Radar
Radar now introduces Regional Data, providing traffic insights that bring a more localized perspective to the traffic trends shown on Radar. The following API endpoints are now available: Get Geolocation - Retrieves geolocation by geoId . List Geolocations - Lists geolocations. NetFlows Summary By Dimension - Retrieves NetFlows summary by dimension.
WAF Release - 2025-09-29
This week highlights four important vendor- and component-specific issues: an authentication bypass in SimpleHelp (CVE-2024-57727), an information-disclosure flaw in Flowise Cloud (CVE-2025-58434), an SSRF in the WordPress plugin Ditty (CVE-2025-8085), and a directory-traversal bug in Vite (CVE-2025-30208).
Workspace-level AI features toggle
Rolling out to Enterprise plans over the next few weeks, Organization admins can now enable or disable AI features for individual workspaces.
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Container Images (release 250929)
- quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-api:release-250929 Equivalent image to: quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-api:1.159.2 quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-engine:release-250929 Equivalent image to: quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-engine:3.104.3 Minimum required NVIDIA driver version: >=570.172.08 quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-license-proxy:release-250929 Equivalent image to...
Introducing Flux: Conversational Speech Recognition to Solve the Biggest Problem in Voice Agents – Interruptions
Flux is here: the first real-time Conversational Speech Recognition model built for voice agents. Solve interruptions, cut latency, and ship natural conversations faster than ever. Deepgram is proud to announce the release of Flux , the first speech recognition model that knows when someone is actually done talking.
Add Any MCP Server from Smithery in Seconds
No more JSON config headaches. Saga now integrates directly with the Smithery MCP directory , letting you add any MCP server with just a few clicks. Browse the complete Smithery directory and when you find an MCP server you want to use, simply click "Deepgram Saga" > "One-Click Install" and it's instantly configured and ready to go.
Container Images (release 251015)
- quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-api:release-251015 Equivalent image to: quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-api:1.166.0 quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-engine:release-251015 Equivalent image to: quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-engine:3.104.7 Minimum required NVIDIA driver version: >=570.172.08 quay.io/deepgram/self-hosted-license-proxy:release-251015 Equivalent image to...
This Release Contains The Following Changes
- Adds support for Flux , our new turn-based streaming speech-to-text model! Flux is purpose-built for voice agent use-cases. Because of its resource usage, Flux must be run in its own self-hosted deployment separate from any other Deepgram models, even other speech-to-text models like Nova-3.
Flux: Expanded Audio Format Support
Flux now supports a wider range of audio formats beyond linear16 , giving you more flexibility in how you send audio to our conversational speech recognition model. This update adds support for additional raw audio encodings and containerized audio formats.
Raw Audio Format Support
Flux now accepts the following raw (non-containerized) audio encodings: linear16 - 16-bit signed little-endian PCM (existing) linear32 - 32-bit signed little-endian PCM (new) mulaw - Mu-law encoding (new) alaw - A-law encoding (new) opus - Opus codec (new) ogg-opus - Opus in Ogg container (new) When using raw audio formats, you must specify both the...
Containerized Audio Support
Flux now also accepts containerized audio formats, eliminating the need to manually specify encoding and sample rate parameters: WAV containers with linear16 encoding Ogg containers with opus encoding When sending containerized audio, omit the encoding and sample_rate parameters, Flux will automatically detect these from the container metadata.