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Google is planning to partner with Taiwan's MediaTek for its next Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) AI chips, set to be released next year. Although the company has not severed ties with Broadcom, a previous exclusive partner for AI chips, it is reportedly choosing MediaTek due to lower costs and a strong relationship with TSMC. This move aims to reduce Google's reliance on Nvidia chips and give it a competitive edge in the AI race.
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