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Google DeepMind adds private server-side memory to AI compute platform

The update lets personal AI assistants retain context on secure servers while aiming to keep user data protected.

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Google DeepMind announced an update to its Private AI platform, adding server-side memory designed to let personal AI systems retain useful context without compromising user privacy. The feature is built to allow AI assistants to remember relevant details across sessions while keeping data processing secure on the server side.

The company frames this as part of its broader push to make private, cloud-based AI computing viable for consumer-facing personal AI products. Details on specific security architecture or which products will use this memory system were not extensively outlined in the announcement.

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