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AI Chips
The AI firm is said to be exploring a purchase of Google's processors to diversify its hardware supply chain.
Part of a series: AI chip makers push new hardware and design tools
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Oracle
Oracle intends to secure FedRAMP Class D status for its AI database offerings across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This would allow the company to serve regulated government clients, although the approval is still pending.
HotQuantum Computing
Coresignal data shows quantum computing job listings reached 4,518 by August 2026, a 58 percent increase over the full 2025 total. Google, IBM, and Amazon lead hiring, while McKinsey reports $12.6 billion invested in quantum startups last year.
Google AI
Alphabet has launched Genie 4, a new world model that features native audio capabilities.
HotAI Infrastructure
Chase Lochmiller defended CoreWeave's financial position, stating that recent market declines are exaggerated. He noted that AI computing demand remains strong despite CoreWeave shares falling over 30 percent.
AI Infrastructure
Oracle and Google announced that Google's eighth-generation Tensor Processing Units will be available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure starting in 2027. Oracle becomes the first non-Google hyperscaler to offer these chips, with capacity expanding over several years.
AI Infrastructure
Nvidia and Oracle announced the general availability of Vera Rubin systems on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The companies plan to scale these clusters to multi-gigawatt levels, while OpenAI begins using Vera CPUs for AI agent workloads.
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