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Google introduced two new tensor processing units, the 8tx and 8i Max, expanding its challenge to Nvidia in the AI chip market.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Google introduced two new versions of its in-house artificial intelligence chips on Monday,
00:08expanding its challenge to NVIDIA's dominance in the AI chip market, according to Reuters.
00:13The new Tensor Processing Units, called 8TX and 8i Max, are designed for different customer needs.
00:20The 8TX targets government agencies and regulated industries that require protection for sensitive data.
00:26It combines Google's technology with AMD processors and offers up to twice the speed of its predecessor.
00:33The 8i Max combines two processors to boost memory and computing power for coding assistance, mathematical reasoning, and drug discovery.
00:42Google has been expanding access to its TPUs through its cloud business to attract enterprise AI customers
00:48after primarily using the chips internally for Search, YouTube, and Gemini.
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