Chip race: Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Nvidia battle it out for AI chip supremacy
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Google announced Trillium, its sixth generation of Tensor processors.
CEO Sundar Pichai just announced new Trillium chips, coming later this year, that are 4.7 times faster than their predecessors, as Google competes with everyone else building new AI chips. Pichai also highlighted Axion, Google’s first ARM-based CPU, which the company announced last month.
Google will also be “one of the first” cloud companies to offer Nvidia’s Blackwell GPU starting in 2025.
Correction: Axion was announced last month, not last year. Also, corrected the spelling of Axion.
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