(Reuters) - Alphabet-owned Google's executives have discussed dropping Broadcom as a supplier of artificial intelligence (AI) chips as early as 2027, ...
- Alphabet-owned Google's executives have discussed dropping Broadcom as a supplier of artificial intelligence chips as early as 2027, The Information reported on Thursday. (Reporting.
- Alphabet-owned Google's executives have discussed dropping Broadcom as a supplier of artificial intelligence chips as early as 2027, The Information reported on Thursday. (ReportingCanada Latest News, Canada Headlines
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