As Google intensifies its push for Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), aiming to secure more orders from major tech players, the company’s R&D efforts are clearly bearing fruit. Nikkei reports that the company has sharply increased patent filings for AI data-center semiconductors, with application...

Google’s TPU is gaining traction as a strong alternative to NVIDIA, and Samsung is emerging as a beneficiary of the growing ASIC trend. According to Chosun Biz, Samsung Electronics is supplying HBM to Broadcom, the world’s largest ASIC design company, and its sixth-generation HBM (HBM4) has repo...

Google’s TPUs are emerging as a credible alternative to NVIDIA, and Samsung is reportedly supplying the majority of the HBM fueling that momentum. According to Hankyung, industry sources say Samsung Electronics provides more than 60% of Google’s HBM shipments in 2025 through Broadcom. The report...

With Google reportedly pursuing TPU deals with Meta and pressure mounting on NVIDIA’s dominance, a rising Chinese TPU startup is drawing attention. According to South China Morning Post, Zhonghao Xinying has positioned itself as a domestic alternative to NVIDIA, saying its self-developed general-p...

As major U.S. cloud providers ramp up their AI ASIC efforts to lessen dependence on NVIDIA, Meta is reportedly evaluating to spend billions on Google’s in-house AI chips. According to Bloomberg, citing The Information, Meta is in talks to deploy Google’s TPUs in its data centers starting in 2027...