GOOGLE RELEASES GEMMA 4 QAT MODELS FOR EFFICIENT EDGE AI
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Google has released Quantization-Aware Training (QAT) versions of Gemma 4, enabling smaller AI models optimized for mobile devices and laptops. The compression technique reduces model size while maintaining performance for on-device deployment.
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