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Oracle Deepens Nvidia Deal and Adds Google TPUs Plus Third-Party Inference Chips

The company says the move will expand customer choice across training and inference as customers take on more chip costs.

Overview

  • Oracle confirmed a multi-gigawatt deployment of Nvidia’s latest Vera Rubin AI servers to scale its cloud training capacity.
  • Oracle will be the first hyperscale cloud provider outside Google to offer Google’s TPU family, with service rollout planned for 2027.
  • The company will add Intel-backed SambaNova and Cerebras accelerators targeted at inference workloads to broaden customer options.
  • Oracle said it will use its self-developed Acceleron networking ASIC in some Nvidia-based systems instead of Nvidia network chips.
  • The firms did not disclose financial terms and Oracle projects about $90–95 billion in chip-related spending for fiscal 2027 while saying customers will increasingly shoulder chip procurement costs.