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TechCrunch · Sarah Perez ·

Google announces new performance thresholds for Android apps, including memory-use limits, citing "significant hardware supply constraints" due to the AI boom

Google is making changes to its requirements for Android apps as developers face industry-wide memory chip shortages driven by the AI data center boom.

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Google announces new performance thresholds for Android apps, including memory-use limits, citing "significant hardware supply constraints" due to the AI boom

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