Overview
- Google introduced Private AI Compute to let Gemini cloud models handle sensitive tasks with data remaining accessible only to the user, not even Google.
- The platform operates in a hardware‑secured, sealed environment built on custom TPUs and Titanium Intelligence Enclaves with encryption and remote attestation.
- Initial deployment arrives with the November Pixel Feature Drop as Magic Cue on Pixel 10 delivers more timely suggestions and Recorder generates summaries in more languages.
- Pixel owners can check when Private AI Compute is used by viewing the Android System Intelligence Network Usage log in Developer options.
- Coverage compares Google’s approach to Apple’s 2024 Private Cloud Compute and notes trade‑offs that include cloud latency and reduced offline reliability.