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Google's live streaming TV product is here.
YouTube TV announced back in february is currently live in five markets, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco.
With $35 a month, users get access to CBS, Fox, EBC, and MBC, 39 channels world wide at the start, but 10 more are expected to arrive soon.
Amazon has won a bidding war with the NFL, fending off the likes of YouTube and Twitter.
The reported $ 50 Million dollar agreements will last just one year, and let amazon stream 10 Thursday night games to its prime customers.
The deal is five times which Twitter paid the NFL last year,
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and finally Google is bragging about the AI capability of its custom built chips.
The company says its TPU processors are not only faster then today's standard CPU and GPUs but they're also more energy efficient.
The hardware is currently being used in Google's data centers that power many of the company's internet products.
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