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Tech: Google introduces new chips designed for AI training and inference, aiming to compete with Nvidia's offerings.

Apr 22, 2026 - 08:30
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Tech: Google introduces new chips designed for AI training and inference, aiming to compete with Nvidia's offerings.
Google is following in Nvidia's footsteps by integrating significant static random access memory into a dedicated chip for AI model operations. Exciting advancements are on the horizon! #AI #TechNews #Google

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