Google has TPUs and massive compute, but Gemini usage limits remain the real problem
haider1 · x · 2026-11-04
Commentator haider1 argues Google should have shipped Gemini 4 Carbon at its announcement last week. With in-house TPUs, massive compute infrastructure, top AI researchers and one of the world's largest cloud platforms, keeping tight usage limits would be a big problem — no matter how good a model is, it's not much use if you can't finish your daily work.
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