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Impact 3 · 9 Nov, 8:54 AM

Google unveiled two new AI chips, expanding its TPU lineup and targeting specialized workloads, while Bloomberg Intelligence forecasts TPU sales could grow from $12 billion this year to over $135 billion by 2028. Anthropic and other major firms are committing to Google-designed chips, and estimates indicate rising shipments and competitive cost advantages over Nvidia. Nvidia retains an edge in raw speed and a much larger AI-chip business, but Google’s expansion could encourage customers to diversify. Nvidia shares fell amid scrutiny of CEO Jensen Huang, while Alphabet shares rose. Investors are watching Nvidia’s upcoming results for signs of customer shifts.

Impact 3 · 9 Nov, 8:14 AM

Google introduced two specialized TPU variants for confidential computing and long-context AI workloads, intensifying competition in AI chips. The move builds on existing designs and reflects rising demand for workload-specific processors. Nvidia remains dominant, but faces a board investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese intelligence operation; Nvidia says it has no reason to believe secrets were compromised. Nvidia shares fell 5.7%, while Alphabet shares rose 2.4%.

Impact 3 · 9 Nov, 7:20 AM

Broadcom is emerging as a major supplier of custom AI chips and data-center networking for hyperscalers including Google, Meta, and OpenAI. Its AI semiconductor revenue is growing rapidly, with management projecting substantial increases through fiscal 2028. Custom ASICs may compete with Nvidia GPUs, particularly for inference, though Broadcom can also benefit from networking demand even when customers use Nvidia chips. The development signals growing diversification in AI infrastructure spending, not necessarily a loss of Nvidia’s dominance.

Impact 3 · 9 Nov, 6:29 AM

Oppenheimer upgraded AMD to Outperform with a $600 price target, citing strong server and AI data-center demand and favorable pricing prospects. It forecasts data-center revenue growth of 135% in 2027, reaching about 85% of company sales. CEO Lisa Su expects overall revenue growth above 80% that year, though supply constraints remain. AMD reported third-quarter revenue up 45% year over year to $13.4 billion, with data-center revenue nearly doubling to $8.5 billion.