Google is aggressively pushing forward with its proprietary AI chip, the Tensor Processing Unit (TPU), not merely by deploying it across its own data centers but also by forming alliances with smaller cloud service providers like Fluidstack. This strategic move aims to challenge NVIDIA's dominance in the AI chip market. The objective is twofold: to attract a broader base of AI developers and to cater to the burgeoning market demand for TPUs. Some industry analysts speculate that should Google decide to merge its TPU operations with DeepMind and take the combined entity public, its valuation could soar to an astonishing $900 billion. Despite the skepticism voiced by NVIDIA's CEO towards its competitors, Google remains undeterred, methodically strengthening TPU's market presence through strategic financial investments and cutting-edge technological innovations.