Google Gemini API introduces caching to slash developer costs

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Google is shaking up the developer playground by adding an implicit caching feature to its Gemini 2.5 API, promising to cut costs by up to 75%. By reusing common data prefixes, this move transforms repetitive prompt handling, making high-powered AI more efficient—and a bit more wallet‐friendly—for tech innovators.

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Google has launched implicit caching for its Gemini 2.5 API, a new feature that automatically reduces developer costs by up to 75% on repetitive prompt data by reusing common prefixes, making powerful AI models more accessible. The post Google Gemini API Adds Implicit Caching, Promises Usage Cost…

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Google introduces "implicit caching" in Gemini 2.5, aiming to cut developer costs by as much as 75 percent. The article Google's new caching feature for Gemini 2.5 aims to reduce costs by up to 75 percent appeared first on THE DECODER.

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