Google and Amazon launch new tools for AI apps on their chips

Google and Amazon have announced the development of new software tools designed to make it easier for developers to run artificial intelligence applications on their proprietary chips, expanding available options.

Amazon unveiled its "TorchNeuron" tool, which allows AI models to run on its Trainium chips without major code changes, helping to broaden the use of these processors.

Meanwhile, Google announced the release of its open-source "TorchTPU" project, aimed at simplifying the deployment of AI applications on its TPU processors and offering additional choices for developers and companies in advanced computing.

These initiatives come amid surging global demand for AI chips, as major technology firms race to develop solutions that support advanced models and expand their adoption.