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Ineffable Intelligence and Google Cloud have entered a strategic partnership in which Google will provide the specialised infrastructure for Ineffable’s new frontier AI lab. Under the agreement, London-based Ineffable Intelligence selected Google Cloud as its preferred cloud partner. The partnership follows Ineffable’s historic $1.1bn (£814m) seed round, the largest of its kind in European history. ...
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