Google is putting AI agents at the center of its enterprise growth strategy, pairing up to $185 billion in planned capital expenditure with AI-generated code, cloud infrastructure and a $750 million partner fund.
The proposed designs include a memory processing unit to complement Google’s existing accelerators and a next-generation TPU for AI workloads.
Deal underscores Big Tech’s scramble to lock in power and data center capacity as AI workloads strain US electricity grids.
The tech giant now ranks alongside Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple in the $3 trillion club.
Rolling Stone publisher takes Google to court in landmark test of AI and journalism
