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Get ready for US open LLMs and just in time

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
The teeth gnashing and near panic over open source large language models from China has reached a fever pitch as Z.ai, DeepSeek, Alibaba's Qwen and Moonshot AI's Kimi close the gap on US proprietary frontier models and squeeze projected (fabricated to some) future profit margins of AI giants. While advances in Chinese AI have executives from Anthropic and OpenAI spooked and pushing ways to restrict open source models, the reality is that US versions of open LLMs are likely to surge too.
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Google launches new Gemini model trio, teases Gemini 4

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
Google launched Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash-Lite, 3.5 Flash Cyber and focused on efficiency and pricing, but the biggest item may be that the company teased Gemini 4. The trio of models landed as all the major LLM players including open source Chinese alternatives have been ramping releases. In comparison to the steady cadence of news nuggets from Anthropic and OpenAI, Google has almost looked quiet in comparison.
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Certinia acquires Moonnox

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By Larry Dignan Verified
| Constellation Research
Certinia said it will acquire Moonnox, which features a platform built for systems integrators and services firms. With the move, Certinia said it will accelerate its expansion into AI-native services delivery and integrate its Veda AI agents. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. Certinia will integrate its recently launched Veda suite of AI agents. Certinia provides a professional services automation platform.
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