"Google Introduces Axion: Its In-House Arm-Based CPU for Data Centers"

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Google announces Axion, its first Arm-based CPU designed for data centers, claiming 30% better performance than its fastest general purpose Arm-based tools in the cloud and 50% better performance than comparable x86-based VMs, while being 60% more energy efficient. This move puts Google in competition with Amazon's Graviton processor and NVIDIA's Grace, signaling a shift from primarily consumer-focused processors to data center solutions. The announcement comes amid concerns about the energy usage of AI models, with Arm's CEO warning about the increasing power requirements and stressing the need for greater efficiency.
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