Infinite Tech Lab

Google TPU: From “Internal Secret Weapon” To An AI Weapon That Can Shake NVDA?   Google TPU is a dedicated accelerator that Google built in‑house for AI. It started out being used only for internal services, and has now become both a cloud product and an independent AI chip business, changing the rules of the entire AI infrastructure game. In this process, TPUs both help Google lower the cost of its own AI, and at the same time move toward external sales and cloud supply, posing a substantial long‑term threat to Nvidia, which almost monopolizes AI chips today, and potentially making future AI products “cheaper, more power‑efficient, and more everywhere.”   What Is A TPU, And Why Does Google Need Its Own Chip?   A TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) is not a general‑purpose GPU. It is an ASIC chip designed for deep‑learning core workloads such as matrix multiplication and vector operations, and is especially friendly to today’s Transformer‑based models like Llama a...

Brave: The Revolution of Privacy, Speed, and the Attention Economy  In an era where personal data is the world's most valuable commodity, the majority of web browsers operate as silent partners in the surveillance capitalism model. Enter Brave, a free, open-source web browser that is not just an alternative, but a fundamental paradigm shift. Built by Brendan Eich, the creator of JavaScript and co-founder of Mozilla and Firefox, Brave is a mission-driven project designed to block intrusive tracking, load pages at lightning speed, and reinvent the relationship between users, content creators, and advertisers. If you are looking for a deep dive into the technology, features, and philosophy behind this privacy-centric powerhouse, especially how it integrates Artificial Intelligence, read on. The Core Defense: A Deep Dive into Brave Shields Brave’s superior performance and privacy begin with its core, built-in technology: Brave Shields. Unlike other browsers that require multiple, often...