Nvidia Just Got Its First Real Villain: Google, Meta, and the AI Chip Power Struggle
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- Nvidia stock slid about 2–3% around November 25, 2025 after reports that Meta may spend billions on Google’s AI chips instead of relying solely on Nvidia.
- Google is pushing its TPUs directly to big cloud customers, aiming at a slice of Nvidia’s AI revenue and putting real pressure on Nvidia’s long‑term pricing power.
- Nvidia’s edge isn’t just chips but its massive CUDA software ecosystem, which makes switching away painful — but hyperscalers are clearly motivated to try.
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