Sundar Pichai confirms AlphaGenome 2 is accessible to non-commercial research users

Sundar Pichai confirms AlphaGenome 2 is accessible to non-commercial research users
AlphaGenome 2 opens for research use

AlphaGenome 2 has been released for non-commercial research purposes via the AlphaGenome API. The announcement was made by Sundar Pichai, noting that the resource is now open to academic and research organizations. The release aims to advance scientific discovery by making the advanced genomic tool accessible to qualified research teams. The access is limited to non-commercial use, reflecting a commitment to open science in genomics. Further details on how to access AlphaGenome 2 can be found on the official site provided in Pichai’s post.

Pichai has previously highlighted technology infrastructure growth, noting the release of four TPU systems in one year enabled by Deepmind collaboration. He also reported that Alphabet saw 25 percent revenue gains, driven in part by AI-powered increases in search queries. The recent AlphaGenome 2 release follows these continued efforts toward supporting research and advanced computing.

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