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According to a post on X by @Ryanbarwick, citing a report from The Information, OpenAI is reportedly buying Google's AI chips. The same day, Oracle said it will buy TPUs and rent them out from 2027, which the source describes as the first time TPUs would run in a big cloud outside Google. Some posters read the news as bullish for Alphabet ahead of its earnings and a Fed decision due tomorrow at 2 PM ET.
According to a post on X by @Ryanbarwick, citing a report from The Information, OpenAI is reportedly buying Google's AI chips. The same day, Oracle said it will buy TPUs and rent them out from 2027, which the source describes as the first time TPUs would run in a big cloud outside Google. Some posters read the news as bullish for Alphabet ahead of its earnings and a Fed decision due tomorrow at 2 PM ET.
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The Information reports OpenAI is buying Google's AI chips, the same day Oracle said it will buy TPUs and rent them out from 2027, the first time TPUs run in a big cloud outside Google. Posters read it as bullish for Alphabet heading into earnings and the Fed decision tomorrow at 2 PM ET. Also:...
If the reports hold, they would show demand for Google's TPUs reaching beyond Google's own data centers, which bears on competition with Nvidia in AI chips. Businesses and investors tracking AI infrastructure should watch for official statements from OpenAI, Oracle and Google, along with Alphabet's earnings commentary. This item rests on a social post relaying a report, so the details are not independently confirmed here.
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