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I suspect their end game is building machine learning features into the silicon. Most Chromebooks at the low price point use awful low-end intel CPUs that seem
by mattlondon 5y ago
I suspect their end game is building machine learning features into the silicon.
Most Chromebooks at the low price point use awful low-end intel CPUs that seem unable to cope with opening more than 2 tabs at once. If Google can create a CPU that is competitive in performance and price to those terrible Intel based ones, but also chuck in some hardware assistance for ML inference on-device, they're likely on to a winner.
- rchaud 5y agoWhat user-detectable effect would ML have on a Chromebook? They are just used for web browsing and word processing, aren't they?