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Over 90% of AWS's biggest data center customers are now using its homegrown Graviton chips, executive says

AWS's Graviton CPU chips are now used by over 90% of its largest data center customers, highlighting their success since launch in 2018.

Arm has MediaTek carrying the flag as Qualcomm goes custom

Arm's market dominance is challenged by custom silicon from Apple and Qualcomm, yet it still holds relevance in mobile chip architecture.
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Google now 'third-largest' in datacenter processors

Google has become the third-largest designer of datacenter processors, with TechInsights estimating 2 million shipments of its custom TPUs in 2021.
The growth of Google's chip business, particularly with TPU v4 and large language models, has significantly increased its market share and benefited its main ASIC partner, Broadcom.

Axion Processors: Google's First Arm-based CPUs | HackerNoon

Google announces Google Axion Processors, their first custom Arm-based CPUs for data centers, promising industry-leading performance, energy efficiency, and advanced capabilities.

Google unveils Axion, its first Arm-based CPU for data centers

Google announced its first Arm-based CPU, Axion, designed using Arm's Neoverse V2 CPU.
Axion offers 30% better performance than current Arm-based instances and 50% better than x86-based instances.

Google joins the custom CPU crowd with Arm-based Axion chips

Google unveiled its custom Arm CPU, Axion, based on Neoverse V2 design.
Axion aims for superior performance compared to existing Arm instances and Intel/AMD processors.

Google now 'third-largest' in datacenter processors

Google has become the third-largest designer of datacenter processors, with TechInsights estimating 2 million shipments of its custom TPUs in 2021.
The growth of Google's chip business, particularly with TPU v4 and large language models, has significantly increased its market share and benefited its main ASIC partner, Broadcom.

Axion Processors: Google's First Arm-based CPUs | HackerNoon

Google announces Google Axion Processors, their first custom Arm-based CPUs for data centers, promising industry-leading performance, energy efficiency, and advanced capabilities.

Google unveils Axion, its first Arm-based CPU for data centers

Google announced its first Arm-based CPU, Axion, designed using Arm's Neoverse V2 CPU.
Axion offers 30% better performance than current Arm-based instances and 50% better than x86-based instances.

Google joins the custom CPU crowd with Arm-based Axion chips

Google unveiled its custom Arm CPU, Axion, based on Neoverse V2 design.
Axion aims for superior performance compared to existing Arm instances and Intel/AMD processors.
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Why Nvidia Is Entering The $30B Market For Custom Chips

Nvidia's largest customers are developing AI chips that compete with Nvidia, but the company is willing to help them do so.
Nvidia is forming a group to help clients build their own solutions using Nvidia IP, potentially becoming an AI licensing giant.

Nvidia reportedly forms unit to peddle IP to cloud providers

Nvidia is creating a business unit to sell its intellectual property and design services to cloud providers.
Cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft, and Meta have been developing their own custom silicon alternatives to Nvidia's GPUs for AI workloads.

Why Nvidia Is Entering The $30B Market For Custom Chips

Nvidia's largest customers are developing AI chips that compete with Nvidia, but the company is willing to help them do so.
Nvidia is forming a group to help clients build their own solutions using Nvidia IP, potentially becoming an AI licensing giant.

Nvidia reportedly forms unit to peddle IP to cloud providers

Nvidia is creating a business unit to sell its intellectual property and design services to cloud providers.
Cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft, and Meta have been developing their own custom silicon alternatives to Nvidia's GPUs for AI workloads.
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Microsoft will use custom-designed chips to bolster its AI services

Microsoft has announced its own custom silicon with two new server chips: the Azure Maia AI Accelerator and the Azure Cobalt CPU.
The company partnered with OpenAI to receive feedback on Azure Maia and to use their models for testing.
The custom-designed chips will optimize Microsoft's infrastructure and provide tailored solutions for their cloud and AI workloads.
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