The 'Ironwood' chip marks a major shift in focus for Google, as performance and efficiency are taking a backseat.

Google has unveiled a new AI processor, the seventh generation of its custom TPU architecture. The chip, known as Ironwood, ...

Google Cloud's commitment in infrastructure such as TPUs reflects the scale of investment required to maintain competitive ...

Trillium TPU also forms the foundation of Google Cloud’s AI Hypercomputer. This system features over 100,000 Trillium chips connected via a Jupiter network fabric delivering 13 Petabits/sec of ...

As part of the pre-briefings ahead of the Google Cloud Next 2025 conference last week and then during the keynote address, ...

As usual, we have to piece together the data from across the blogs and comments, and make our own guesses about certain salient characteristics of the Ironwood chip, much as we had to do a year ago ...

Google unveils Ironwood, its seventh-generation TPU chip delivering 42.5 exaflops of AI compute power — 24x more than the world's fastest supercomputer — ushering in the "age of inference." ...

Each Ironwood chip sports 192 gigabytes of high-bandwidth memory, representing a six-times gain on Google’s previous best TPU, the sixth-generation Trillium, paving the way for much faster ...

Google has unveiled its seventh-generation Tensor Processing Unit (TPU), Ironwood. Announced at the company’s Next ‘25 event in Las Vegas, Google said it is the first TPU designed specifically for ...

The Ironwood TPU is Google’s “most performant and ... Ironwood offers performance per watt that is 2x relative to the 6th-gen Trillium announced in 2024, as well as 192 GB of High Bandwidth ...

Ironwood also offers a major increase in high bandwidth memory capacity (192GB per chip, up to 6x greater than the previous Trillium sixth-generation TPU) and bandwidth - able to reach 7.2TBps ...