Rumors of a deal brewing between Google and Meta could be worth billions. The social-media giant is said to be keen to rent and buy Google's AI chips starting as soon as 2026, and could help Google expand its share of the AI chip business considerably.

On the AI chips front, Nvidia is still the confident frontrunner, but Google might score a big win in its catch-up efforts if The Information report is true. Nvidia’s GPUs are the preferred AI chip right now, but Google’s custom tensor processing units (TPUs) are providing at least some competition.

Good morning, tech fam; here are some quick tech updates for you to catch up on! What’s New Today: Meta and Google explore a major AI chip deal that could boost

Since the launch of ChatGPT three years ago, analysts and technologists — even a Google engineer and the company’s former chief executive — have declared Google behind in the

Shares in Nvidia plunged as investors fretted that Google’s chips and long-term potential challenge Nvidia’s market dominance.

Google is on a tear in the AI race and has made a miraculous comeback, thanks to Gemini, its TPUs, and other factors. Here's what's going on.

Nvidia is usually the company other firms have to respond to. Not the other way around. But on Tuesday, the $4 trillion chipmaker did something rare: It took to X to publicly defend itself after a report suggested that one of its biggest customers,

Nvidia has responded to growing investor concerns about Google’s increasingly capable TPU chips, insisting its own AI hardware remains a full generation ahead and continues to power every major AI model across industries.