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Google Axion

Chip CPU Shipping

Google's Arm server CPU for the general-purpose half of AI workloads.

You're looking at a chip record: what this processor is, its key specs, who designs, manufactures and supplies its parts, and where it gets used.

Axion is Google's first in-house Arm server CPU, built on Neoverse V2. It handles the web, data and orchestration layers around AI services, continuing the hyperscaler pattern of taking the CPU roadmap in-house.

Specifications & key facts

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Overview

Designer Google
Announced April 2024
Cores Arm Neoverse V2 basedVendor spec

How this connects to the rest of the stack

Designed by · 1 Available from · 1 Based on · 1 Competes with · 1 Google Axion

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Designed by

Google (Alphabet)

Available from

Google (Alphabet)

Based on

Arm Neoverse

Competes with

AWS Graviton4

Sources

Axion announcement ↗

Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.