Alphabet and Broadcom extended gains in overnight US trading after reports that Meta Platforms is weighing a multi-billion-dollar investment in Google’s TPU chips — a move that could reshape spending patterns across the AI-hardware landscape. Nvidia, in contrast, slipped as investors reassessed competitive risks.
Alphabet jumped nearly 3%, while Broadcom advanced close to 2%, following a report by The Information that Meta may deploy Google’s tensor processing units (TPUs) across future data-center expansions. The development signals growing interest in alternative AI accelerators as large-scale platforms diversify away from single-supplier GPU dependence.
Nvidia fell almost 2%, with traders eyeing potential pressure on GPU demand should Meta allocate more capex toward Google’s custom silicon ecosystem.
Separately, SanDisk climbed nearly 8% after being added to the S&P 500, extending its recent momentum as passive inflows and index-tracking funds adjust holdings.
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