Google Cloud CEO says AI chips and models can help close gap with Amazon and Microsoft
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Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian argues that Google's advanced AI chips and models give the company a competitive edge in catching up to cloud market leaders Amazon (AWS) and Microsoft (Azure). The article discusses Google's strategy to leverage its AI capabilities to gain ground in the competitive cloud computing market.
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