Gate News message, April 9, Intel announced that Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc., has committed to adopting its next-generation Xeon processors and other chips in the future to help drive the use of its technology in data centers. Under a multi-year collaboration agreement announced on Thursday, Google will customize Intel’s IPU (Infrastructure Processing Unit), which handles functions such as networking, security, and storage. The two companies did not disclose financial details or specific purchasing commitments.
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