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Nov 26, 2025

NVIDIA says GPUs “generation ahead” of Google’s AI chips

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NVIDIA says GPUs “generation ahead” of Google’s AI chips

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  1. NVIDIA says GPUs “generation ahead” of Google’s AI chips
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1. NVIDIA says GPUs “generation ahead” of Google’s AI chips

NVIDIA stock was -3% on Tue. on a report that Meta may use Google’s TPUs for its data centers:

Google Finance: NVIDIA stock.

  • “We’re delighted by Google’s success... we continue to supply to Google,” NVIDIA said on X.

  • “NVIDIA is a generation ahead of the industry,” the company said.

  • “[I]t’s the only platform that runs every AI model and does it everywhere computing is done,” NVIDIA said.

  • NVIDIA has a 90%+ share in the AI chip market, per analysts, but Google has started getting increased attention in recent weeks for its in-house TPUs.

  • “We are experiencing accelerating demand for both our custom TPUs and NVIDIA GPUs,” Google said.

  • Alphabet stock +2% on Tue.

2. Polymarket secures CFTC approval for regulated U.S. return after 3 years of restrictions

X: Shayne Coplan (Polymarket CEO).

  • Polymarket has received an amended Order of Designation from the CFTC.

  • U.S. users will be able to trade Polymarket contracts through futures commission merchants and traditional brokerage channels.

  • The marketplace must implement enhanced surveillance, clearing procedures, and full Part 16 reporting.

  • 2022: Polymarket restricted U.S. users amid regulatory pressure.

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