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Google began using its first Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) in early 2015, several months before the company restructured to create a parent organization, Alphabet ( GOOG +0.41% ) ( GOOGL +0.66% ). For the next 11 years, Google kept TPUs to itself. The chips powered many applications hosted by Google Cloud, including Google's own AI products. While Google continues to use its TPUs internally, it's

Competition in the artificial intelligence (AI) chip market is about to ramp even higher. In mid-April, Cerebras Systems filed an S-1 registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announcing plans for its long-awaited initial public offering (IPO). At the time, the start-up hadn't provided all the key details for investors about its public debut. Cerebras has taken a no

Qualcomm Stock is Soaring  The Motley Fool

Nvidia ( NVDA +1.73% ) is in some ways a seemingly predictable stock. Every year, the market assumes that this will be the year that the company's revenue growth will slow down and the stock will come back down to Earth. As a result, the stock looks a bit undervalued at the start of the year and delivers ho-hum returns. But then, artificial intelligence investing fever tends to make an appearance

Micron ( MU +15.40% ) stock popped on Friday, gaining nearly 5% after peer semiconductor company Sandisk crushed its Q3 earnings report. Today, shares of both popular computer memory-makers are soaring again, and Micron in particular is up another 8.2% through 10:10 a.m. ET. Wall Street may be the reason. Image source: Getty Images. Wall Street loves Sandisk (and maybe Micron?) In back-to-back