Google announced that its latest AI model “Gemini 3.0” will be fully open to enterprise users in June 2025

Progress of Google Gemini 3.0
Google’s Gemini series of AI models has advanced rapidly in recent years. As of now, Gemini 3.0 has not been officially released. According to available information, Google launched Gemini 2.5 in March 2025, described as the company’s most intelligent AI model to date, featuring enhanced reasoning capabilities, improved coding performance, and superior multimodal processing (image, text, audio), available on Google AI Studio and Vertex AI platforms910.

However, there is no official announcement supporting claims about a June 2025 release of Gemini 3.0 for enterprise users. Early reports (January 2025 analyses) indicate that Gemini 3.0 had not even been announced at that time, with discussions focused solely on Gemini 2.5710. Tech bloggers on X (formerly Twitter) speculated that Gemini 3.0 might compete with models like xAI’s Grok, but these remain conjectures without concrete evidence8.

In summary, the release timeline and features of Gemini 3.0 remain unclear. Users are advised to monitor official Google channels for updates.

Apple’s Development of Home Robots
Apple is indeed exploring the home robotics field, particularly through innovative projects based on Apple Intelligence. According to an August 2024 report, Apple is developing a desktop robot equipped with a large iPad-like display mounted on a robotic arm capable of 360-degree rotation. This device is envisioned as a home command center, video communication tool, and security monitoring system5.

The reported release timeline targets 2026 or 2027, with a projected price of around $1,000. However, the project is still in its early stages and subject to changes.

Competitive Analysis with Amazon Astro
Amazon’s Astro, launched in 2021, is a household robot designed for home monitoring, remote room inspections, and integration with Alexa for smart mobility and voice interaction.

While Apple’s robot project has not explicitly positioned itself as a direct competitor to Astro, functional overlaps—such as home monitoring and smart interaction, suggest potential market competition. Apple’s robot emphasizes integration with Apple Intelligence, potentially differentiating itself through advanced voice recognition and personalized experiences, whereas Astro relies on the Alexa ecosystem. Future market positioning and feature differentiation will determine the intensity of competition.