Google Turns to Intel for AI Chip Manufacturing Amid TSMC Capacity Issues

Google has reportedly partnered with Intel to manufacture its Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) due to capacity shortages at TSMC, aiming to produce over three million units in 2028. This move highlights the growing competition among tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Nvidia for AI chip dominance.

By Stevie Bonifield · The Verge · June 8, 2026, 15:22 UTC

Google Turns to Intel for AI Chip Manufacturing Amid TSMC Capacity Issues

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Topics: AI chips Google TPUs Intel manufacturing Nvidia TSMC capacity issues

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