Our live coverage of Google Cloud Next 25 has now ended ... for a total of 42.5 exaflops - more than 24x the compute power of El Capitan, the world's current largest supercomputer.

who as Vice President is responsible for the Google Compute Engine, among other things. The philosophy behind the Cloud WAN corresponds to what Google Cloud also does in other areas: products that ...

In fact, almost every aspect of its infrastructure has been improved, said Mark Lohmeyer, vice president of compute and AI infrastructure at Google Cloud. Besides Ironwood, customers will also be ...

Google says each individual chip boasts a peak compute of 4,614 teraflops and ... VP and general manager of ML systems and cloud, said that Ironwood is nearly 30x more power-efficient than the first ...

Ironwood is the company's 7th-generation Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) - the hardware powering both Google Cloud and its customers ... exaflops - more than 24x the compute power of El Capitan ...

Discovery, Google Cloud and creative tech innovator Magnopus, revealed that they are using generative AI and an advanced computing architecture to create the immersive, multisensory experience ...

in a blog post on Google Cloud Next ‘25. He added that Ironwood features over 9,000 chips per pod, delivering 42.5 exaflops of compute per pod, meeting the exponentially growing demands of ...

At Google Cloud Next ‘25, Thomas Kurian ... which delivers a staggering 42.5 exaflops of compute per pod. Ironwood, which utilises over 9,000 chips per pod, is tailored to meet the demands ...