VentureBeat April 9, 2024
Back in December 2023 — an age in the tech industry — Google announced something it called an “AI Hypercomputer,” which it described as “groundbreaking supercomputer architecture that employs an integrated system of performance-optimized hardware, open software, leading ML frameworks, and flexible consumption models.”
The goal? To “boost efficiency and productivity across AI training, tuning, and serving” for customers of Google Cloud, its third-place cloud service competing with Microsoft and Amazon for enterprise customer dollars.
Essentially, paying Google Cloud customers would be able to access Google’s AI Hypercomputer software and hardware virtually to train their own AI models and applications.
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