01 · Operational consequence
Lifecyclecorrected
Severitymedium
ConsequenceNo forced migration date is currently announced. Teams may still evaluate newer models, but October 16 must not be treated as an official cutoff.
02 · Affected subjects
Componentsgemini-2.5-pro
AudienceGemini API developers with applications pinned to the stable Gemini 2.5 Pro model.
RegionGemini API; no regional exception documented
03 · Detection
Stable event IDksr-google-gemini-2-5-pro-2026-10-16
Change typeaccess_change
04 · Before → after
BeforeRadar listed an October 16 retirement deadline
AfterNo shutdown date announced
05 · Required action
ActionRemove October 16 from internal shutdown plans unless Google publishes a new official date; continue monitoring the Gemini API deprecation table.
Replacement or migration pathNo forced migration is currently required. If changing models voluntarily, test the chosen replacement independently and preserve a rollback path.
06 · Actionable date
Date roleNo current shutdown deadline
DateNo date announced
Statuscorrected; earlier date withdrawn
07 · Kingy reproduction
StatusNot tested
LimitationsReviewed the exact gemini-2.5-pro lifecycle row and standard free/paid pricing row. No shutdown date or replacement is listed; no live inference or workload migration was tested.
08 · Sources and revision
Checked2026-09-12
Official sourceshttps://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations · https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/pricing
Correction history2026-08-23: Corrected the earlier October 16 claim after Google’s current official table listed no announced shutdown date. | 2026-09-12: Rechecked the official lifecycle and pricing rows. Removed the withdrawn October 16 deadline and retirement wording from the generic fields as well as the Radar record. Cleared unsupported announcement/effective dates. Retained the old date only in the cancelled calendar revision for existing subscribers.
Review scopeReviewed the exact gemini-2.5-pro lifecycle row and standard free/paid pricing row. No shutdown date or replacement is listed; no live inference or workload migration was tested.