Google announced today a set of new large language models, collectively called “Gemma,” and a return to the practice of releasing new research into the open-source ecosystem. The new models were ...

Google says Gemma 2, its open lightweight model series, will be available to researchers and developers through Vertex AI starting next month. But while it initially only contained a 27-billion ...

Google has released the second iteration of their open weight models, Gemma 2, which includes three models with 2, 9, and 27 billion parameters. Currently, only the 9 and 27 billion parameter models ...

Dubbed Gemma, the models are available for commercial use and redistribution. That’s a bit of a departure for the tech giant, which has been criticized for its closed-access approach to AI. Google ...

Gemma is Google’s new “family of lightweight, state-of-the-art open models” aimed at AI developers and researchers. Gemma was developed by Google DeepMind and other teams across the company, and is ...

Google’s openly available Gemma collection of AI models has reached a milestone: over 150 million downloads. Omar Sanseviero, a developer relations engineer at Google DeepMind, announced the figure on ...

The recent controversy surrounding Google’s Gemma model has once again highlighted the dangers of using developer test models and the fleeting nature of model availability. Google pulled its Gemma 3 ...

Google on Wednesday launched its latest open-source models called Gemma 3, which can run on a single graphics processing unit or tensor processing unit. "Our new open models are incredibly efficient - ...

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I assume this is a typo. The previous Gemma models had a context of 8192, not 80,000. Anyway I'm personally quite excited about this model. Gemma 2 was already one of the best open models when it came ...