Google introduces Gemma 3 and claims that the model on just one GPU has 98% of DeepSeek accuracy
On March 12, Google announced the addition of Gemma to its family of open-source models and announced the capabilities of Gemma 3.
On March 12, Google announced the addition of Gemma to its family of open-source models and announced the capabilities of Gemma 3.
On March 12, Google announced the addition of Gemma to its family of open-source models and announced the capabilities of Gemma 3.
Google claims that Gemma 3 matches 98% of the DeepSeek R1's accuracy estimate, with a share of the estimated computing power of 1338 versus 1363 for the R1. To achieve the claimed result, DeepSeek R1 would need 32 Nvidia «H100» GPUs. Gemma 3 uses only one H100 GPU for this.
Citing previous human advantage estimates in the LMArena leaderboard, the company is confident that the new model outperforms the Llama-405B, DeepSeek-V3, and o3-mini.
Other advantages of Gemma 3 include:

The Gemma 3 is available in sizes such as 1B, 4B, 12B and 27B, and that these models are their «most advanced, portable and responsibly designed open models.»
The model can be uploaded through platforms such as Kaggle and Hugging Face or even Google Studio.



