Google reportedly developing new AI chip in Israel
The tech giant has formed a team led by a Hailo executive to build specialized chips for robotics and autonomous systems.
US tech giant Google is reportedly developing a new AI chip in Israel, according to Anadolu Agency. The project is being led by Kaminitz, an executive from Israeli chip firm Hailo, and is focused on creating chips designed for robots and autonomous systems.
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- Google reportedly developing new AI chip in Israel — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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