As reported by Mystic Leaks on Telegram, Google is apparently working on Titan M3 for this year’s Tensor G6, codenamed “Google Epic,” running firmware “longjing.” There’s not much else to go off of ...

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For the past five years, Google Pixel phones have been powered by an in-house system-on-a-chip (SoC) designed by Google. The company's chips have come a long way since then, culminating in the Tensor ...

Google‘s upcoming Pixel 9 series, and possibly the Pixel Fold 2, are expected to feature the Tensor G4 chip. The SoC is rumored to be produced by Samsung Electronics Foundry. A recent report from the ...

Google’s switch to Tensor chips in the Pixel lineup has been overall pretty good, despite plenty of hiccups, but one of the loudest complaints has been how Google’s chips simply don’t compare when put ...

Google’s previous “Tensor based Pixel programs have not met its financial targets.” Google Tensor G6 is primarily focused on reducing the price of the chip, as well as making it run cooler and more ...

The Google Tensor G5 has been announced, and the company claims that it brings the biggest leap in performance yet, as far as Tensor chips are concerned. This is the first TSMC-made Tensor chip with a ...

Google's future-gen Pixel 11 family of smartphones will use a next-gen Tensor G6 processor built on TSMC's new 2nm process node, with the Tensor G6 codenamed "Malibu". Spotted by Android Authority ...

The information regarding the finished design process comes from Taiwan. The Pixel 10 series will be the first to utilize this processor. Other Pixel products are expected to include it after that, ...

Google’s next two generations of smartphones will continue to leave power users wanting in many regards. Would Google be better off going back to Snapdragon? Has Google’s Tensor project already failed ...

Let’s say you’re a smartphone manufacturer aiming to develop a new model. You have two options: partner with an established chipmaker like Qualcomm or MediaTek, or follow the path of Apple by ...

Google has chosen TSMC over its long-term partner Samsung to manufacture its self-developed Tensor G5 processor for Google’s next-generation Pixel 10 series smartphones, according to US media outlet ...