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Google, cheap and fast 'Gemini 4 Hydrogen'. AI metrics exceed Argon

Google, cheap and fast 'Gemini 4 Hydrogen'. AI metrics exceed Argon
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Google announced the fast and affordable AI model 'Gemini 4 Hydrogen,' offering it via paid API at $1.50 per million input tokens and $7.50 per million output tokens.

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  • •Google announced 'Gemini 4 Hydrogen' on November 12, beginning phased rollout for developers, enterprises, and general users
  • •The paid API price is set at $1.50 (approx. 240 yen) per million input tokens and $7.50 (approx. 1,200 yen) per million output tokens
  • •It is available with rate limits in the free tier, and in the Gemini app, it is automatically selected when deemed appropriate for a prompt
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