
Google has upped the ante in the cloud race against Amazon and Microsoft with its custom-designed AI chip, Axion. This move signifies the search giant's continued push to redefine the boundaries of computing.
At its recent Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas, Google unveiled a custom-built ARM-based server chip to make cloud computing more affordable. The chip, expected later in 2024, aims to bring cloud computing within reach of budget-conscious users.
Thomas Kurian CEO of Google Cloud announces Google’s Axion Processors. Kurian claims that Axion will deliver 20 per cent better performance. #GoogleCloudNext @moneycontrolcom pic.twitter.com/4SKJ4hYdDf
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