Nvidia is the company best known for artificial intelligence (AI) chips, and that's because its graphics processing units (GPUs) have powered the training of the world's top models. And as a result, earnings have soared. But a quieter chip story is unfolding at Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL), and investors may just begin to see it in the company's financial results. Alphabet has spent years designing its own AI chips, known as tensor processing units, or TPUs. For most of that time, these chips mainly served Google's own products and its cloud customers. This year, though, Alphabet started selling TPU systems directly to customers who want to run them in their own data centers. So, why might the TPU be Alphabet's quietest advantage? Let's find out.
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