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Align tpu_codesign README introduction with the GfD launch blog post. - #1
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The existing README opened with a standalone noun-phrase fragment scoped narrowly to foundation models. Expand the opening into two complete sentences matching the GfD blog post's framing around TPU performance per TCO (wide systolic arrays, dedicated SparseCore engines, and custom interconnect fabrics) and broader applicability across LLMs, MoEs, and other hardware-intensive workloads. PiperOrigin-RevId: 1017505333
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Align tpu_codesign README introduction with the GfD launch blog post.
The existing README opened with a standalone noun-phrase fragment scoped narrowly to foundation models. Expand the opening into two complete sentences matching the GfD blog post's framing around TPU performance per TCO (wide systolic arrays, dedicated SparseCore engines, and custom interconnect fabrics) and broader applicability across LLMs, MoEs, and other hardware-intensive workloads.