Google 🤝 Anthropic

Google Introduces Ironwood, Its Most Powerful AI Chip Yet

Google is fighting to win the infrastructure war. This week, Google introduced Ironwood, a new AI chip that delivers 4x the performance of its previous Tensor Processing Unit generation. And in a sign of early validation, Anthropic has committed to accessing up to 1 million of them. 

Google’s move:

• Ironwood is core to the “age of inference,” where the bottleneck is no longer training huge models.

• The chip helps strengthen Google’s position against Nvidia and AWS by proving it can build the compute stack end-to-end—silicon, networking, data center cooling, and tooling.

What Anthropic gets:

• Expanded TPU access will help scale Claude for enterprise demand

• Long-term compute supply in an era where GPU access directly determines a model’s competitiveness

Wikipedia to AI Developers: Pay Us

The backbone of the internet wants to be recognized. Wikipedia issued a public call urging AI developers to stop scraping and instead use its paid Wikimedia Enterprise API with proper attribution. 

The breakdown: This comes as Wikipedia’s human page views declined 8% year over year, in part due to AI products summarizing information without linking back. Meanwhile, bots were recently caught evading detection systems to pull content at scale. 

Wikipedia’s argument: Human knowledge is the training data. Without ongoing contributions from editors, AI models risk generating increasingly stale or incorrect information.

OpenAI Asks US Government to Support Data Center Buildout

Who pays for the AI future? A newly surfaced letter shows OpenAI asking the White House to expand Chips Act tax credits to include AI data centers. 

The cost of big data: OpenAI argues that accelerating data center buildout will require public-private collaboration, especially as the company has $1.4T+ in infrastructure commitments planned over the next eight years. 

What OpenAI is requesting:

• Broader federal tax support for AI infrastructure

• Faster permitting and review for data center construction

• Strategic reserves of key raw materials (copper, aluminum, rare earth minerals)

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