Google Cloud Unveils Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform for Autonomous Multi-Day Workflows

Google Cloud announced a major overhaul of its Gemini Enterprise suite at the Next '26 conference, introducing long-running agents that can operate independently for hours or days. This shift moves beyond simple prompt-and-response interactions toward a sophisticated agentic task force designed for complex business logic. These autonomous engines are capable of executing multi-step workflows such as financial reconciliation and sales sequencing without constant human supervision.

Empowering the Digital Workforce

The updated Gemini Enterprise app features an Agent Designer and reusable Skills, allowing users to build autonomous orchestrators with natural language or visual interfaces. A new unified Inbox serves as a central command center to monitor progress, request human input, or review completed workflows. Additionally, the system introduces a Dynamic Agent UI (A2UI) that allows custom agents to generate interactive data visualizations and forms directly within the application.

Collaboration and Shared Intelligence

Team productivity receives a boost through Projects and Canvas. Projects offer a shared workspace where humans and agents co-create using persistent context from Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Meanwhile, Canvas provides an integrated editing environment to eliminate constant tab-switching, allowing teams to live-edit documents and slides that are fully interoperable with standard Microsoft Office formats.

Scalable Infrastructure and Security

Replacing Vertex AI, the new Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform powers these capabilities with access to over 200 models. The system runs on Google eighth-generation Tensor Processing Units and the Virgo Network fabric to ensure high-performance inference. Security remains a priority with the introduction of Agent Identity, providing a verifiable digital ID and audit trail for every autonomous action taken by the software.

Ecosystem and Availability

Google is also launching an Agent Marketplace with partners like ServiceNow and Oracle, supported by a 750 million dollar investment fund. This initiative helps organizations deploy specialized third-party agents with the help of forward-deployed engineers. Pricing for the suite is set at 30 dollars per user per month for large organizations and 21 dollars for smaller businesses, with features rolling out incrementally over the coming months.