Byte for byte, the most capable open models — now with Apache 2.0 license.
Multimodal, agent-ready, from edge devices to servers.
Apache 2.0 License — Free for commercial use
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Gemma 4 is Google DeepMind's latest open model family built on Gemini 3 technology. It covers 4 model variants from edge devices to workstations, with native multimodal and agent capabilities.
E2B (2.3B), E4B (4.5B), 26B MoE, and 31B Dense — covering every use case from mobile to data center.
Text, image, video, and audio input support. Smaller models support all four modalities.
Built-in function calling, structured JSON output, GUI element detection — no fine-tuning needed.
First Gemma release under Apache 2.0 — fully free for commercial use, modification, and redistribution.
Massive performance leap over Gemma 3, with true open-source licensing and full-stack AI capabilities.
AIME 2026 score jumped from 20.8% (Gemma 3) to 89.2% (Gemma 4 31B). GPQA Diamond doubled from 42.4% to 84.3%.
Codeforces ELO surged from 110 to 2150. LiveCodeBench v6 reaches 80% — competitive with top proprietary models.
E2B runs on Raspberry Pi 5 at 133 tokens/sec prefill with under 1.5GB memory. 31B powers server workloads with 256K context.
Everything that makes Gemma 4 the most capable open model family available today.
E2B/E4B support 128K tokens. 26B MoE and 31B Dense support 256K tokens for long document processing.
Enable extended reasoning with enable_thinking=True for complex multi-step problem solving.
Native tool use and structured output generation — ideal for building autonomous AI agents.
Detect objects in images and precisely locate UI elements — key capability for computer-use agents.
Multilingual and cross-cultural capabilities with support for over 140 languages out of the box.
Smaller models include a 300M-parameter audio encoder for speech recognition and translation.
Performance metrics that set Gemma 4 apart from the competition.
AIME 2026 (Math)
LMArena Open Source
Codeforces ELO
Everything you need to know about Google's latest open model family.
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