Google has introduced two new versions of its proprietary AI chips designed to handle sensitive data and large workloads. This move comes as Nvidia, the current market leader in AI hardware, faces scrutiny due to an investigation into its CEO Jensen Huang being targeted by foreign intelligence. Google's expansion in AI hardware could open new opportunities in the competitive AI chip market. Investors will watch how this development affects the market dynamics between Google and Nvidia.
Nvidia leads the AI chip market with a market cap of $4.51 trillion but saw its stock price fall 3.81% as of Nov 09, 2026 22:32 WIB on Pluang. Meanwhile, Google's market cap stands at $3.50 trillion, with its stock up 3.32% at $294.24, reflecting investor interest in its new AI chip offerings. Trading volumes show Nvidia's shares are more actively traded, with 180 million shares changing hands compared to Google's 36 million. This data highlights the competitive dynamics between the two tech giants in AI hardware.
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