With enhanced security commitments and Google Cloud services integration, Google Cloud's expanded AI-powered coding assistance tool competes with GitHub Copilot Enterprise. Credit: Shutterstock Google Cloud has announced Gemini Code Assist Enterprise, billed as an enterprise-grade tool that lets developers generate or transform code that is more accurate and relevant to their applications. Generally available on October 9, Gemini Code Assist Enterprise is a cloud-based, AI-powered application development solution that works across the technology stack to provide better contextual suggestions, enterprise-grade security commitments, and integrations across Google Cloud. The tool supports developers in being more versatile and working with a wider set of services faster, Google Cloud said Supported by Gemini’s large token context window, Gemini Code Assist Enterprise moves beyond AI-powered coding assistance in the IDE, Google Cloud said. The company emphasized the following features of Gemini Code Assist Enterprise: Tools and insights to quickly gather insight and complete complex tasks. These let developers stay in the flow state longer and spend more time focusing on creative problem-solving. Coding assistance is built directly into Google Cloud services across the cloud. This results in a more versatile coding experience for specialized developers and decreases the time needed to train on new technologies. Enterprise-grade security commitments. Customer data in Gemini Code Assist Enterprise is not used to train the model. Instead, the data is stored in an isolated Google Cloud project dedicated to the organization for use in code customization. Gemini Code Assist Enterprise works with the Google Firebase development platform, BigQuery, databases, application integration, the Google Cloud Colab Enterprise managed notebook environment, and Apigee AI management. It is now generally available, with prices starting at $45 per month per user. It is available for $19 per month per user on a one-year subscription until March 31, 2025. Related content news Go language evolving for future hardware, AI workloads The Go team is working to adapt Go to large multicore systems, the latest hardware instructions, and the needs of developers of large-scale AI systems. By Paul Krill Nov 15, 2024 3 mins Google Go Generative AI Programming Languages news Visual Studio 17.12 brings C++, Copilot enhancements Debugging and productivity improvements also feature in the latest release of Microsoft’s signature IDE, built for .NET 9. By Paul Krill Nov 13, 2024 3 mins Visual Studio Integrated Development Environments Microsoft .NET news Microsoft’s .NET 9 arrives, with performance, cloud, and AI boosts Cloud-native apps, AI-enabled apps, ASP.NET Core, Aspire, Blazor, MAUI, C#, and F# all get boosts with the latest major rev of the .NET platform. By Paul Krill Nov 12, 2024 4 mins C# Generative AI Microsoft .NET news Red Hat OpenShift AI unveils model registry, data drift detection Cloud-based AI and machine learning platform also adds support for Nvidia NIM, AMD GPUs, the vLLM runtime for KServe, KServe Modelcars, and LoRA fine-tuning. By Paul Krill Nov 12, 2024 3 mins Generative AI PaaS Artificial Intelligence Resources Videos