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Google's Gemini-training chips reportedly headed to space for a satellite test

A post says Google plans to put its TPUs on a test satellite with SpaceX's help to see whether the chips can survive in space.

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A post says Google will send the TPUs it uses to train Gemini aboard a test satellite with SpaceX's help. The test is meant to check whether the chips can survive in space.

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Jonathan Chan  💡📣@ChanPercoGrâce à SpaceX, le premier satellite IA de Google va prendre son envol. Les puces qui entraînent Gemini vont quitter la Terre. Google embarque ses TPU sur un satellite d’essai pour vérifier qu’elles survivent à l’espace, pendant qu’une start-up soutenue par Nvidia a déjà pris une longueur d’avance13d
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    Jonathan Chan  💡📣@ChanPercoGrâce à SpaceX, le premier satellite IA de Google va prendre son envol. Les puces qui entraînent Gemini vont quitter la Terre. Google embarque ses TPU sur un satellite d’essai pour vérifier qu’elles survivent à l’espace, pendant qu’une start-up soutenue par Nvidia a déjà pris une longueur d’avance13d
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