Google is reportedly partnering with MediaTek to design its seventh-generation Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), specialized AI chips used in data centers and cloud computing. This move signals a shift from Google's long-standing collaboration with Broadcom, aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. MediaTek's strong ties with TSMC, a leading semiconductor manufacturer, are expected to provide more cost-effective production. While Google invested approximately $9 billion in TPUs in 2022, this partnership could lead to significant savings. The collaboration also aligns with Google's strategy to gain greater control over chip design and reduce reliance on third-party solutions, particularly in AI computing, where companies like OpenAI and Meta depend on NVIDIA GPUs.
Google Taps MediaTek for Next-Gen AI Chip Design, Shifting from Broadcom
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