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9 NovInfrastructure & Hardwarewww.thestack.technology

Google Cloud's new TPUs were designed for context and security

AIAI-generated summary Google Cloud released two new versions of its TPU AI processors on Monday to expand its eighth generation of chips. Google Cloud says the new 8tx includes an AMD Epyc chip for a secure enclave, while the 8iMax expands memory to reduce bottlenecks.

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