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Google has developed TurboQuant, an AI-compression algorithm that significantly reduces Large Language Model (LLM) memory usage by up to six times. This breakthrough could make LLMs more efficient and accessible, enabling their deployment on a wider range of hardware and reducing operational costs. It represents a substantial leap in optimizing AI model performance and resource consumption.
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