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Google Adds Event-Driven Webhooks to the Gemini API, Eliminating the Need for Polling in Long-Running AI Jobs

Google just cut polling overhead from Gemini API jobs. Event-driven webhooks + retry guarantees = faster, cheaper long-running AI workflows.

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Why it matters

Google is shipping developer-facing infrastructure improvements to the Gemini API that reduce computational waste and latency for production AI applications. This lowers the operational cost of building with Gemini and makes it more competitive for enterprise batch processing workloads.

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6 to know
  1. Event-driven webhooks added to Gemini API

  2. Applies to Batch API, Deep Research, and video generation tasks

  3. Eliminates polling requirement for long-running jobs

  4. Built-in security and retry guarantees included

  5. Two configuration modes offered

  6. Push-based notification system (vs pull-based polling)

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Publisher excerpt: A push-based notification system for Batch API, Deep Research, and video generation tasks arrives with built-in security, retry guarantees, and two configuration modes.
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