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Since ChatGPT burst onto the scene in late 2022, OpenAI has dealt with increasing demand for computing capacity AFP via Getty Images Google Cloud, whose $43 billion of sales comprised 12% of ...

In a surprising twist in the AI arms race, OpenAI has signed a major deal with Google Cloud to access its infrastructure — even as ChatGPT competes directly with Google’s own Gemini AI assistant.

But Google Glass may simply have been ahead of its time. Now tech companies believe technology has finally caught up, thanks in part to artificial intelligence—and they’re going all-in on truly “smart ...

That trust matters. Google’s losing mine, and I can’t pass the risk on to someone else. I’ve always recommended Pixels in good faith. Right now, I just can’t do that anymore.

I created some AI videos using Google Veo 3. I didn't always get the best results. Here's how you can try it out for yourself.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg presents Orion AR glasses at the Meta Connect annual event at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on September 25, 2024. Meet the new class of smart glasses ...

OpenAI has struck a deal to use Google's cloud computing infrastructure for AI despite the two companies' fierce competition in the space, reports Reuters. The agreement, finalized in May after ...

Silicon Valley thinks it's finally found the next big thing in tech: smart glasses — the same thing Google tried (and failed at) more than a decade ago.

Google Cloud saw the biggest spike with over 13,500 reports at its peak. There are still some problems in various regions including the US-Central1 (Iowa) and a couple others but it mostly seems ...

Meet the new class of smart glasses Google, Snap, Meta and Amazon have previously released glasses with cameras, speakers and voice assistants. But the Google Glass of a decade ago never caught on.

Google says adding more AI to its search engine will rejuvenate the internet. Others predict an apocalypse for websites. One thing is clear: this era of online history is closing.