OpenAI partners with Google Cloud to list Codex agents
10/23/2026 — 10/24, 08:19·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A Jinng article reported that on October 21 OpenAI partnered with Google Cloud to list Codex agents as a product on Google Cloud, described…
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According to an article published by Juejin at 10:28 on October 23, OpenAI and Google Cloud reached a partnership on October 21 (local time), under which the Codex agent went live on Google Cloud as a purchasable offering. The article describes it as the first time models from three families — Gemini, Claude and GPT — have been available on the same cloud platform. The report is currently the only coverage of the partnership, and no further details about its scope or what comes next have been made public.
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Latest turnAccording to a Juejin post, OpenAI and Google Cloud reached a partnership on October 21 local time that puts the Codex agent on Google Cloud as a product. The post says it is the first time models from Gemini, Claude and GPT are available on the same cloud platform.
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According to a Juejin post, OpenAI and Google Cloud reached a partnership on October 21 local time that puts the Codex agent on Google Cloud as a product. The post says it is the first time models from Gemini, Claude and GPT are available on the same cloud platform.
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