
Intel is reportedly providing three million chips to Google, with Nvidia also testing the waters
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi9AFBVV95cUxPcVFLYnpQMDJjMGRyT3hLNGZOMFJUVkREaWhLNldNdGRfLXpJSEFXQmVNRV82dDVyVW9sdnRsUC1Rdm9RN0hiZ2ROcEJRVmYtUUoxRXpZVHZSZUQzbVNNZ3BWUXdzMGxXSXk3NlFtVjJjd1h6VFBvekxoMEVnYWw3MmZ2c1N1ZThYUGREVEkwYVZ1UTF1by1ZT2x0dDR6c3B6SnM5RmMtZjE2UGpMREhzZkwyRjVZQkVZdElKOE9TemMwTDhqcWlpVi1OeC1sX2dmWEpsdC1MRllYcEpRcnREMHVxYzBHUHZkdDc4ejBPUG83Y1JO?oc=5" target="_blank">Intel is reportedly providing three million chips to Google, with Nvidia also testing the waters</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">PC Gamer</font>

