Google CEO Sundar Pichai also personally welcomed Narain, highlighting his role in shaping Google Cloud’s continued growth trajectory.

Google’s quantum algorithm, dubbed “Quantum Echoes,” was published in the Nature journal on Wednesday. ・CEO Sundar Pichai said it was 13,000 times faster than the best classical algorithm on one of the world's fastest supercomputers.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai shared what it was like to get beat to market by OpenAI with ChatGPT and says the startup deserved credit.

Google's Willow chip has achieved a verifiable quantum advantage, running a new algorithm 13,000 times faster than the best supercomputers. This breakthrough, named Quantum Echoes, can explain atomic interactions and paves the way for drug discovery and materials science.

Google’s Willow quantum chip achieved a verifiable quantum advantage, running its new Quantum Echoes algorithm 13,000 times faster than top classical supercomputers.

Sundar Pichai hails Google's Willow quantum chip for achieving 'verifiable quantum advantage.' The chip is 13,000x faster, unlocking new potential for drug discovery and materials science.

Google Cloud has appointed Karthik Narain as its new Chief Product and Business Officer, a move that signals the company’s continued push to strengthen its position in the artificial intelligence and enterprise technology space. The announcement was made by Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian through a LinkedIn post.

Google Cloud named Karthik Narain its new Chief Product and Business Officer, focusing on AI and enterprise technology. Google CEO Sundar Pichai welcomed Narain to the team, highlighting his role and expertise in the area.

OpenAI's new ChatGPT Atlas browser is a surprise boon for Google. The launch strengthens Google's argument that AI chatbots already challenge its sea

Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently opened up about what it was like to lead the company that pioneered many of the technologies behind today's AI revolution - only to be overtaken in the public eye by OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Celebrating Diwali in his signature tech-meets-tradition style, Sundar Pichai posted a photo of a plate of barfis, each in red, yellow, green, and blue mimicking the colours of the Google logo. The sweets were carefully arranged to form the iconic lettering, surrounded by ladoos, flowers, and rangoli, offering a visual treat for the festival.