GPT-6 Sol and Luna on Snowflake Cortex AI
Snowflake introduces GPT-6 Sol and Luna models in public preview on Cortex AI, enhancing reasoning and scalability within its governed environment.
Snowflake has launched GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna in public preview on Snowflake Cortex AI, expanding its AI model offerings. The models are immediately accessible through Snowflake Cortex AI Functions and Cortex Inference, with future availability planned for Snowflake CoCo, Snowflake CoWork, and Cortex Agents. All interactions remain within Snowflake’s security and governance perimeter, ensuring compliance with existing data policies.
GPT-6 Sol and Luna are designed to improve upon the GPT-5.6 predecessors across professional tasks, factual accuracy, coding, computer use, and alignment. Sol is optimized for complex professional and technical work requiring deeper reasoning, while Luna prioritizes responsive execution at scale. The models provide teams with two distinct options for development, analysis, and agentic workflows within Snowflake’s governed environment.
Both models are tailored for SQL-based AI workloads and applications built with Cortex Inference, enabling developers to integrate them directly into existing workflows. Users can access the models via Snowflake account endpoints or through Cortex AI Functions, streamlining adoption for technical teams. The announcement underscores Snowflake’s commitment to providing flexible, high-performance AI tools within its platform.
The release includes forward-looking statements regarding future product offerings, which are subject to risks and uncertainties. Snowflake clarifies that actual results may vary, and users are directed to the latest 10-Q filing for additional details. The company also notes that personal information submitted will be processed in accordance with its Privacy Notice.