Google ($GOOGL) is intensifying its in-house chip development efforts, a move aimed at bolstering its artificial intelligence capabilities amid a costly AI battle. The Wall Street Journal reports that this strategic shift includes the rollout of new hardware designed to manage a wide array of tasks, from YouTube advertising to big data analysis. The initiative, highlighted by the introduction of the new chip Axion, signifies Google's push to reduce its dependence on external vendors for chip technology. This development has had a noticeable impact on Google's stock, which saw fluctuations, trading 0.6% higher and later 0.6% lower in pre-market sessions.
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GOOGLE EXPANDS IN-HOUSE CHIP EFFORTS IN COSTLY AI BATTLE Google $GOOGL is making more of its own chips, rolling out new hardware that can handle everything from YouTube advertising to big data analysis as the company tries to combat rising artificial-intelligence costs. The new… https://t.co/PebOfPNkmV
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