Jessica Fischer, who has served as CFO of Charter Communications since October 2021, is leaving to join the newly formed joint venture between Blackstone and Google that’s pouring billions into AI computing infrastructure. Her departure is set for October 15, 2026.
Fischer spent nearly a decade at Charter, one of the largest cable and broadband operators in the US, and is now heading to a venture that didn’t exist a few months ago.
The venture: Google’s chips, Blackstone’s checkbook
Blackstone and Google announced their joint venture on May 18, 2026, with Blackstone committing an initial $5B in equity. The operation has been dubbed a “TPU neocloud,” which is a fancy way of saying it will rent access to Google’s custom-designed Tensor Processing Units to outside customers.
Until now, those TPUs were primarily available through Google Cloud. The new venture essentially unbundles that access, offering compute-as-a-service alongside dedicated data center capacity.
