The partnership spans multiple generations of Intel Xeon processors aimed at lifting performance, improving energy efficiency, and lowering infrastructure costs across Google’s global footprint.
The company will help accelerate Terafab’s goal of producing 1 terawatt of compute per year.
The telco-to-techno shift is no longer optional. It is an operational necessity in a world where connectivity, cloud, and AI are deeply intertwined.
Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan says the chipmaker will expand beyond CPUs, with early GPU efforts focused on data-center workloads.
Once dominant in chips, Intel is racing to rebuild momentum with outside investment, strategic partners, and a reset of its foundry ambitions.
