During its Cloud Next conference this week, Google unveiled the latest generation of its TPU AI accelerator chip.

Alphabet's on Wednesday unveiled its seventh-generation artificial intelligence chip named Ironwood, which the company said is designed to speed the performance of AI applications.

Google unveils Ironwood, its seventh-generation TPU chip delivering 42.5 exaflops of AI compute power — 24x more than the world's fastest supercomputer — ushering in the "age of inference." ...

The 'Ironwood' chip marks a major shift in focus for Google, as performance and efficiency are taking a backseat.

Will Grannis, CTO of Google Cloud sits down with Bloomberg Intelligence's Mandeep Singh to talk about the variety of use cases with LLM deployments. They discuss the company's Ironwood TPU launch to ...

The new chip, called Ironwood, is Google’s seventh-generation TPU and is the first optimized for inference — that is, running AI models. Scheduled to launch sometime later this year for Google ...

The new chip, called Ironwood, is Google's seventh-generation TPU and is the first optimized for inference — that is, running AI models. Scheduled to launch sometime later this year for Google ...

The new chip, called Ironwood, is Google's seventh-generation TPU and is the first optimized for inference — that is, running AI models. Scheduled to launch sometime later this year for Google Cloud ...