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A model endpoint shows more accurate usage: We now report cached input tokens in model usage. FLUX megapixels now appear in model usage.
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Databricks Apps telemetry is now generally available
Configuring telemetry for your Databricks apps is now generally available. Databricks Apps telemetry collects traces, logs, and metrics and persists them to Unity Catalog tables using the OpenTelemetry (OTel) protocol.
Lakebase Search is generally available
Lakebase Search is now generally available. It brings scalable vector and keyword search to Lakebase projects through two Postgres extensions, so you can run semantic and exact-term search in a single database without a separate search stack: lakebase_vector adds the lakebase_ann index type for approximate nearest-neighbor vector search.
Apache Iceberg™ tables: Partition evolution (General availability)
With this release, we're pleased to announce the general availability of partition evolution for Snowflake-managed Iceberg tables. You can now change a table's partition specification after you create the table by adding, dropping, or replacing partition fields, without rewriting existing data.
xAI's Grok 4.6 is generally available
Grok 4.6 is now generally available (GA) and available for production use on the global endpoint and the US multi-region endpoint.
Gemini Enterprise: Support for new actions (Public Preview)
Support for new actions is available in Public Preview for the following data stores: Microsoft OneDrive : Copy folder, move file, move folder, rename file, rename folder, share file or folder, and update file properties. Microsoft Outlook : Create calendar, RSVP to event, and update calendar.
Agent Platform SDK for Python version 2.0.1 is available
Version 2.0.1 of the Agent Platform SDK for Python ( google-cloud-agentplatform ) is now available. This release migrates generative AI modules to the Google Gen AI SDK, decouples the agent surface from google-cloud-aiplatform into a dedicated package, and introduces restructured namespaces.
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Start where you left off
Your work in the Playground now carries over between visits. Previous chats for each model are saved automatically and listed in the right sidebar. Click any conversation to pick back up on it. Each model now remembers the inference settings you last used, such as max tokens, temperature, and reasoning mode.
Auto-reload your credits
Now you can set up automatic credit reloading in the Billing page. Enable this so you won't run out of credits in the middle of a job. This applies to users on the Starter plan.
Set a monthly spend limit
You can now cap how much your organization spends each billing cycle with a monthly spend limit . When your organization reaches its limit, API requests return a 401 error until the next billing cycle starts or an admin raises or removes the limit.
Use the Playground without an API key
You don't need to create an API key to try a model anymore. Open the Playground , select a shared model, and start running inference. Playground usage still bills to your organization.
Choose which emails you get
Your profile page now has email preferences for billing alerts, tips, and marketing.
GLM 5.3 dedicated deployment support
You can now deploy GLM 5.3 as a dedicated deployment in Modular Cloud. For the full list of shared endpoints and dedicated deployment options, see Supported models .
Edit the system prompt
You can now edit the system prompt when you chat with a model in the Playground . Each model remembers your system prompt. To go back to the default prompt, click Reset .
Introducing Modular Cloud
Modular Cloud is now generally available. Sign up and run inference right away on one of our shared model endpoints.