Google is reshuffling its compute priorities in order to meet the growing demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) products and services.

The search giant envisions reaching 1000x serving capacity in the next four to five years by doubling it every six months, according to a report by CNBC . Google needs to be “able to deliver 1,000 times more capability, compute, storage networking for essentially the same cost and increasingly, the same power, the same energy level,” Amin Vahdat, a vice president at Google Cloud, was quoted as saying at an all-hands meeting earlier this month.

“The competition in AI infrastructure is the most critical and also the most expensive part of the AI race […] It won’t be easy but through collaboration and co-design, we’re going to get there,” Vahdat adde

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