Google is expanding access to Gemini in Chrome to users in additional regions, adding more countries beyond the earlier rollout. According to reports, Gemini is built into the Chrome browser, with the feature becoming available on desktop and on iOS in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. The outlets say Google provides a full list of supported countries through its product information pages.
The feature first launched in the United States last year and later expanded to countries including Canada, New Zealand, and India in March, before this broader regional expansion. Both sources describe the expansion as part of Google’s effort to roll out newer Chrome AI capabilities more widely.
One note highlighted in the coverage is that the European Union is not included in this wave of availability, though timing for any future expansion to that region is not specified in the articles.
