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Recently shipped Gmail custom refine, Chat group conversations with external collaborators, and GCPW FIDO2 support.

Workspace identity, admin, and Chat APIs gained new capabilities. Inbound SCIM APIs reached GA, syncing directories in real time. The Chat API now supports subscribing to user read state updates, separate access permissions for discovering and joining spaces, and reading/updating user availability (presence and custom status). GCPW added FIDO2 physical security key support as a second factor at Windows login. A new calendar sharing permission level lets delegates edit non-private events while keeping private events hidden.

Workspace AI features expanded across Gmail, Chat, and Sheets. Help me write in Gmail now accepts custom refine instructions via the prompt bar, going beyond preset options. Group conversations with external collaborators are now possible in Chat, with a visible badge. Fill with Gemini in Sheets added 11 languages, and Slides-to-Vids conversion supports 7 additional languages. Gemini Canvas artifacts can be shared directly to Google Classroom.

Meet hardware gained SIP connectivity, occupancy counting, and improved problem reporting. SIP through Pexip interop gateway is available on Android and ChromeOS hardware. Occupancy counting on Neat room hardware is now available. In-room feedback menus were redesigned with structured, context-aware options for better admin troubleshooting.

Chrome 150 stable updated with security fixes, 151 Beta promoted, 152 Dev advanced. Chrome 150 reached version 150.0.7871.114/.115 on desktop, Android, and iOS, including 27 security fixes (Critical CVE-2026-15112). Chrome 151 Beta launched for desktop, Android, and iOS. Chrome 152 Dev updated for desktop and Android. ChromeOS received LTS-144 with critical security fixes and a Stable channel update.

GenAI SDKs v2.12.0 added Triggers, AgentConfigs, and history config. Both Python and JS SDKs added AntigravityAgentConfig, CodeMenderAgentConfig, a trigger resource, history config, and per-modality prompt token count for embedding responses. The JS SDK also added support for preserving custom headers. Developer logs for the Interactions API are now viewable in AI Studio.