Google changed Gemini Enterprise’s Code Assist entitlement on September 17, 2026. New Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus subscriptions, along with existing subscriptions renewed online, no longer include Code Assist; the September 17 release note states that existing bundled access continues until the current subscription term ends. The change creates a separate licensing decision at renewal rather than discontinuing Code Assist itself. An independent September 18 report also identifies new Standard and Plus subscriptions and online renewals as affected, while noting the current-term protection for existing subscriptions. The announcement applies to Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus; it does not describe an immediate withdrawal from every customer that already receives Code Assist. New Standard or Plus subscriptions no longer include Code Assist by default, and renewed online terms no longer carry the previous inclusion, with the existing entitlement surviving only until the current term expires. Existing subscriptions retain bundled Code Assist through the current term, with no announced mid-term cutoff. Customers can request a new Gemini Enterprise subscription that includes Code Assist through Google Cloud sales, an exception buyers must obtain explicitly. The announcement specifies no grace period beyond the existing term, automatic conversion or replacement license, and no migration price or conversion formula. The operative date for an existing customer is the end of the subscription term, not September 17 itself. The packaging change does not discontinue Gemini Code Assist Standard or Enterprise.