The arrival of the new Google Pixel 9 series also marks the fourth generation of Google’s semi-custom Tensor processor. Unfortunately, the new Tensor G4 has ended up as more of a stopgap model, ...

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Google‘s Tensor processors for Pixels may no longer use an ARM-based CPU designed by Samsung. The Tensor G4, which will power the Pixel 9 series later this year, could feature a Google-designed CPU ...

Google plans to exit Samsung Foundry and switch to TSMC by 2025, according to a report cited by Indian tech blog PiunikaWeb from Tech & Leaks Zone. The next two generations of Google’s Tensor ...

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 ...

Google has updated the GPU drivers across its Tensor-powered Pixel devices. This firmware upgrade brings graphical performance improvements of anywhere between 32 and 62 percent. Google's next Tensor ...

What if Google’s next Pixel flagship used Qualcomm’s high-flying Snapdragon 8 Elite rather than Google’s in-house Tensor processor? While obviously entirely hypothetical (Google already has plans for ...

Google’s upcoming Tensor G5 chipset looks set to bring some of the biggest changes to the company’s in-house silicon yet. Previous reports have suggested that the processor will move away from Samsung ...

Google has just introduced its next-gen Pixel 9 Pro Fold, a foldable Pixel 9 Pro with a redesigned look and brand-new AI features. The new Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold smartphone features the company's ...

This week’s release of the first Android 15 Developer Preview sealed the fate of the last Snapdragon Pixels. Launched in 2020 and 2021, the Pixel 4a, 4a 5G, 5, and Pixel 5a were the last batch of ...

Google’s Pixel 6 phone will be powered by a Tensor processor which PCMag UK believes is “clearly designed to accelerate machine learning and AI”. In a post does it have bigger implications? PC Mag ...