Tensor is Google's custom processors for its Pixel phone and tablet lineup. The original Tensor chipset made its debut on the Pixel 6 series in 2021. The company followed up a year later with the much ...

Google’s rumored move from Samsung to TSMC as its partner for making Tensor chips gets support from new industry sources. Performance improvements are anticipated as a consequence of TSMC’s ...

While we still have two more Tensor G2-based devices coming this month, Google’s next upgrade to Tensor G3 in the Pixel 8 series will apparently bring some drastic upgrades to the chip’s specs.

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 has officially unveiled the Tensor G5 at the Made by Google 2025 event, positioning it as the most significant upgrade yet to its custom smartphone silicon. More than just a routine spec bump, ...

Google Tensor put out a relatively strong debut in the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, but it was clear there was plenty of room for improvement. While Tensor 2 is set for the Pixel 7 series in just a couple ...

Google is continuing to work with Samsung for the Pixel 8 series, according to a new report from the Samsung-focused tech blog, Galaxy Club. The report claims that Google is developing this new chip ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. 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 ...

Google has used its custom-designed Tensor chips to power Pixel phones since the Pixel 6. But so far, these chips haven’t matched the performance or efficiency of their competitors. This may change ...

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 ...

The real news coming out of today's Made by Google event isn't the Pixel 7 or even the Pixel Watch. The low-key star of the show is the new chip powering those devices: its new Tensor G2 processor.