Google unveils second-generation Tensor Processing Unit designed for AI
Google spills some details on its deep learning chips
Internet giant Google has spilled some details about its latest Tensor Processing Unit custom AI chips that, it claims, are capable of delivering 11.5 petaflops of processing power when linked together...
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