Google Gets Ready to Launch Fridge-Size 'MVP' Into Space
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Google Gets Ready to Launch Fridge-Size 'MVP' Into Space
Google's latest moon shot is literally leading Earth: It's about to test an AI "data center" in orbit. On Thursday, a satellite dubbed MVP is related to ride a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from California into space, where it will run Google's Gemini AI on four custom chips powered by...
Not long ago, I read about this in science fiction books. Meanwhile, the first AI satellite is about to launch.
Key takeaways As a first step towards the realization of data centers in orbit, Google is deploying four of its specialized AI processors into space. This experiment aims to assess whether the hardware can withstand the extreme loads during rocket launch and the harsh conditions […]
The company is preparing to launch a miniatural IE-Dana centre with four TPU branded chips. The experiment should show whether it is possible in the future to deploy computing facilities for IE in space.
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