Google introduces two new inference tiers to the Gemini API: Flex for cost-optimized workloads and Priority for latency-sensitive applications
The new tiers allow developers to balance their specific needs between API expenses and response time performance
This expansion gives users more granular control over their Gemini API usage patterns and pricing models
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