Google is broadening its range of AI-centric chips, solidifying its stance in a market valued in the hundreds of billions of dollars: a sector presently led by Nvidia Corp., according to Bloomberg.
The firm is set to release two new iterations of its Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), specially designed chips tailored for training AI models and supporting their continuous functions.
These innovative chips will facilitate computations with improved data privacy safeguards and permit AI models to utilize a wider spectrum of information when handling requests. In general, they are intended to fulfill the requirements of an industry that is progressively moving towards utilizing AI agents and encountering new security obstacles.
Google has recently sped up its processor development. Although the company used to launch a new AI chip every two years, it has rolled out two this year already. The upcoming offerings, set to be revealed on Monday, represent additional versions of these processors, according to the news agency.
source: bloomberg.com
