Google's New AI Chip Could Be 10x More Efficient

Google's New AI Chip Could Be 10x More Efficient
Google is developing a new server chip called Frozen v2, set for release in 2028, that could be six to ten times more efficient than its current AI chips. The chip is designed to help its Gemini models generate more tokens per unit of power. The news comes as AI companies race to reduce dependence on Nvidia and justify massive infrastructure spending. Google plans to spend up to $190 billion on AI development, and news of the chip sent its stock up 3% ahead of its upcoming earnings report.
Google cuts its Nvidia dependency while making its $185 billion AI capex story far easier to defend to investors.
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