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Monday, 6/29, 07:48 AM

Google Caps Meta's Access to Gemini AI Amid a Compute Crunch

  • Google told Meta this spring that it could not supply all the computing capacity the social-media giant wanted to run Google's Gemini AI models, according to reporting by the Financial Times — a squeeze that disrupted some of Meta's internal projects and exposed the limits of even the world's largest AI infrastructure.

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