When it comes to the power of phone chips, there’s little doubt that Google’s Tensor series chips tend to fall behind somewhat, and while the same could be true of the Pixel 10’s Tensor G5 chip, it ...
The Tensor G6 could make the Pixel 11 much faster and more efficient, but Google’s next chip still may not catch Qualcomm and MediaTek’s flagship rivals.
The Tensor G6 could be the Pixel maker’s most powerful chip yet. But if you’ve been keeping track of Google’s Tensor’s performance over the last few generations, that may not be saying much. With ...
TL;DR: Google's next-gen Tensor G6 processor for Pixel 11 smartphones will be manufactured on TSMC's advanced 2nm process, surpassing competitors like Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite on 3nm. This ...
I've given Google a pass on poor Tensor benchmarks, but the latest Gemini Intelligence update has me wondering if that was a ...
Google’s custom chips are getting a new home. According to a report from Digi Times, Google is working out a long-term deal with TSMC to manufacture its Tensor processors for future Pixel phones. The ...
Google Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL launch with Tensor G5, bigger batteries, Pixelsnap charging, brighter display and 7 years of updates. Explore the latest AI-powered camera features of Google Pixel 10 & ...
A new leak has detailed information about Google’s upcoming Tensor G7 chip, which is rumored to be powering the Pixel 12 series of phones that will presumably launch in the second half of 2027. Google ...
Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 series (2026) is reportedly set to feature a Tensor G6 chip built on TSMC’s advanced 2nm process. This significant leap could finally position Google’s chips ahead of ...
For years, the Google Pixel lineup has been hailed as the standard-bearer for Android software, camera performance, and AI innovation. With the introduction of the Pixel 6 series, Google took a bold ...
Every year we get mounds of information regarding Google's latest Tensor processor, but we often don't get too much information about an upgrade to Google's Titan security chip. Well, that's because ...