Oracle Will Offer Google’s TPU AI Chip via OCI
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Oracle is adding chips from Google and emerging semiconductor startups to its Nvidia-centric cloud AI infrastructure. The plan is to strengthen its market penetration by allowing customers to select various AI computing devices within a single cloud. According to Bloomberg and Reuters, Oracle announced plans to expand semiconductor supply for its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on the 27th (local time).
Alphabet began selling its TPU accelerators directly to external customers, rather than limiting access to their rental via Google Cloud. Meta already employs them in production and Oracle plans to offer them in its cloud since 2027, a move that opens another avenue of competition with Nvidia.
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