Mistral AI Launches Le Chat Enterprise with Medium 3 Model

May 7, 2025
Mistral AI has introduced Le Chat Enterprise, a new AI assistant platform powered by the Medium 3 model, which aims to enhance enterprise productivity and privacy.
Mistral AI Launches Le Chat Enterprise with Medium 3 Model

Mistral AI has launched Le Chat Enterprise, a new AI assistant platform designed for corporate use, powered by its latest Medium 3 model. The platform, announced in a press release by Mistral AI, is tailored for enterprise-scale productivity and privacy, offering features like enterprise search, agent builders, and custom data connectors.

Le Chat Enterprise integrates with popular content management systems such as Microsoft's SharePoint and Google Drive, allowing companies to deploy the assistant on their own cloud infrastructure. This flexibility ensures that businesses can maintain control over their data without relying on U.S. cloud providers.

The Medium 3 model, which powers Le Chat Enterprise, is noted for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness, delivering over 90% of the performance of larger models at a fraction of the cost. It supports hybrid and on-premises deployment, making it suitable for various enterprise applications, including coding and STEM tasks.

Le Chat Enterprise is now available on the Google Cloud Marketplace, with plans to expand to Azure AI and AWS Bedrock soon. This launch marks a significant step for Mistral AI in providing scalable, privacy-respecting AI solutions for businesses worldwide.

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