Google launches a tiny board that runs Gemma 3 locally
Quick Take
Google has launched the Coral Board, a compact single-board computer designed for on-device AI, capable of running Gemma 3 locally. This new hardware aims to enhance AI processing capabilities directly on devices, reducing reliance on cloud computing and improving response times for applications. The Coral Board is expected to benefit developers looking for efficient AI solutions in edge computing.
Key Points
- Coral Board is a compact single-board computer for on-device AI.
- It runs Gemma 3 locally, enhancing processing capabilities.
- Designed to reduce reliance on cloud computing.
- Improves response times for AI applications.
- Targets developers in the edge computing space.
Article Excerpt
From source RSS / original summaryGoogle unveiled the new Coral Board at Google I/O - a compact single-board computer for on-device AI. The article Google launches a tiny board that runs Gemma 3 locally appeared first on The Decoder.
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