That clause doesn't apply at all though. It's not even for the same product. As for single-source, the models are written in PyTorch, not TPU machine code, and

That clause doesn't apply at all though. It's not even for the same product. As for single-source, the models are written in PyTorch, not TPU machine code, and they're pretty standard models anyway (e.g. Resnet-50). They can easily transfer to other hardware if necessary. There's not a ton of lock-in there. It doesn't justify the massive costs of ASIC development just to avoid this nonexistent lock-in and imaginary TOS clause.