For Google, it's a good bargain... they collect new designs of processors for 
free and for them the fabrication cost (a few thousands $) is like a drop of 
water in the ocean.

This said I doubt this will be a massive production. First there are selective 
criteria. They will not build anything. It has to be relatively quality design 
so probably they'll only produce a few dozens per year.

Seriously a talented chip designer cannot find $2,000 to manufacture their own 
prototype?

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