Google in Talks With Samsung to Manufacture Future AI Chip Component Amid TSMC Capacity Crunch
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Qianer Liu
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Google is in talks with Samsung to manufacture a component of its most advanced future AI chip, as the ongoing capacity crunch at TSMC pushes chip firms to diversify their manufacturing suppliers beyond Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. The move reflects growing supply chain concerns in the AI chip industry and the need for alternative fabrication partners.
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· 3 pulledGoogle is considering giving Samsung Electronics a crucial role in making a component of one of its most advanced future AI chips.
The ongoing manufacturing capacity crunch pushes chip firms to look for suppliers beyond Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
The U.S. tech giant is in talks with Samsung to manufacture a component of its most advanced future AI chip.
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