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Google informs that AlloyDB for PostgreSQL was built on the principle of disaggregation of compute and storage and designed to leverage disaggregation at every layer of the stack.
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Google is on a mission to build an error-corrected quantum computer. To begin this ambitious journey, the tech giant has set up a Quantum AI Campus in Santa Barbara, California, housing Google’s first quantum data center, quantum hardware research laboratories and quantum processor chip fabrication facilities. Google said their future challenges include building more efficient…
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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has introduced Vertex AI, a managed machine learning platform for deploying and maintaining AI models, during his keynote speech at the recently concluded Google I/O conference. The new platform brings AutoML and AI Platform together into a unified API, client library and user interface. “When we were training algorithms before, we…
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At Google I/O, the global tech giant announced a bunch of free courses to help budding developers explore the potential of machine learning and artificial intelligence technology across various open-source frameworks and platforms like TensorFlow.js, TensorFlow Lite, Vertex.AI etc. We have made a list of all the machine learning and artificial intelligence courses announced at…
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Google’s augmented reality platform for developers, ARCore, has created compelling experiences for use cases across gaming, navigation, e-commerce and social media since its launch in 2018. ARCore–used to develop AR experiences for Android–powers more than 850 million smartphone users and is installed in over one billion devices globally. To enable seamless integration of the virtual…
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Google’s augmented reality platform for developers, ARCore, has created compelling experiences for use cases across gaming, navigation, e-commerce and social media since its launch in 2018. ARCore–used to develop AR experiences for Android–powers more than 850 million smartphone users and is installed in over one billion devices globally. To enable seamless integration of the virtual…
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Ahead of Google I/O, Google Research launched a new pose detection model in TensorFlow.js called MoveNet. This ultra-fast and accurate model can detect 17 key points in the human body. MoveNet is currently available on TF Hub with two variants — Lightning and Thunder. While Lightning is intended for latency-critical applications, Thunder is for applications…
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Cyber-attack On Air India, Microsoft Kills Internet Explorer And More In This Week’s Top News
This week, Google kicked off its flagship I/O event and made some interesting announcements especially about machine learning and artificial intelligence. “I/O has always been a celebration of technology and its ability to improve lives and to remain optimistic that technology can help us address the challenges we face together,” said Sundar Pichai in his…
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In today’s profoundly digital world, people are likely to have many more profiles and accounts on the internet than ever before. This can mean some great things: a social media presence means you get to keep in touch with your friends—especially during a pandemic—and accounts for newspapers, online banking, or educational websites make things accessible…
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Five years ago, Google launched the open-source platform TensorFlow to accelerate machine learning research and empower developers to build AI applications. On the second day of the annual developer conference Google I/O, the technology company announced the latest developments in ML. The keynote session ‘What’s New in Machine Learning’ was hosted by Kemal El Moujahid,…
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