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Google has released the Gemma 4 family of open models – from compact versions for smartphones to powerful solutions for PCs capable of competing with systems many times larger.
Google has released the Gemma 4 family of models – from compact versions for mobile devices to powerful systems capable of competing with solutions twice their size.
The Safetensors format has been officially adopted by the PyTorch Foundation – changing the approach to distributing model weights and securing agentic systems.
Google has introduced the fourth generation of its open-source Gemma models, ranging from compact versions for smartphones to powerful solutions for demanding computational tasks.
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Products
LightOn has released the open-source model LightOnOCR-2, which surpasses leading commercial AI solutions in the task of extracting tables from documents.
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Infrastructure
Google DeepMind and the PyTorch Foundation have announced the inclusion of Helion into the foundation's ecosystem. This tool simplifies writing low-level code for AI models.
Google has released Gemma 4 – a family of four open models that run directly on-device, from smartphones to laptops, without relying on the cloud.
Alibaba has released Wan2.7-Video – a video generation model that gives users control over the entire video creation process, from script to final edit.
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Infrastructure
Anthropic is expanding its infrastructure: a new agreement with Google and Broadcom will provide the company with the largest volume of computing resources in its history.
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