NotebookLM is now Gemini Notebook

Google is renaming its research tool NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook. This change marks a shift in how the company integrates its AI tools into a unified product ecosystem. The software remains a standalone research assistant but now features deeper connectivity across Google applications. Users can access their saved information through the Gemini app and Google Search.

Beyond the name change, the update introduces new technical capabilities for data processing. Every notebook now has access to a secure cloud computer. This upgrade allows the system to write and execute code natively. Users can perform complex data analysis based on their uploaded source documents. This capability is currently available for Google AI Ultra users and enterprise customers, with a wider rollout to Pro users scheduled for the coming weeks.

Since its introduction as Project Tailwind in 2023, the platform has grown to serve over 30 million individuals and 600,000 organizations. Business owners and students use the tool to manage large volumes of information. The transition to the Gemini brand signals that these features are now a core part of the company's broader AI strategy. The integration ensures that research materials remain accessible regardless of the specific Google platform being used at the time.

This update reflects a push toward consistent cross-platform functionality. By syncing notebooks between the Gemini app and the dedicated web interface, users can work from different devices without losing progress. Future plans include incorporating these notebook capabilities directly into AI Mode within Google Search. These adjustments aim to streamline the workflow for anyone who relies on heavy information processing for professional or academic tasks.