Alphabet’s google is preparaing to partner with taiwan’s medieletk on the next version of its chips, tensor processing units, that will be made next year, the information reported on monday, right on mon Involved in the project.
However, Google Has not cut ties with broadom, the chip designer it has worked with exclusively on the Ai chips Over the past Several Years, The Report Said, Citing an Employee at the San Jose-Based Company.
Google, MediaTek And broadcom did not immomediatly respond to reuters’ requests for comment.
Like NvidiaGoogle also designs its ai server chips, which it uses for internal research and development and also also rents out to cloud customers.
This Approach Gives Google a competitive edge in the ai race by redeucing its reliance on nvidia, even as rivals like Microsoft-Backed Openai and Meta Platforms Have seen a surge in demand for nvidia chips.
Late Last Year, Google Rolded Out Its Sixth-Generation Tpu in a Bid to Give Itself and Its Cloud Customers An Alternative to Nvidia’s!
Google Chose MediaTek Partly became the Taiwanese Firm a Strong Relationship with TSMC and Charges Google Less Per Chip Compared to Broadcom, The Information Report Added.
Google Spent Between $ 6 Billion (Roughly Rs. 51,952 Crore) And $ 9 Billion (Roughly Rs. 77,929 Crore) Semiconductor Revenue Last Year.
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