Report: Google locks in Tensor chips at TSMC through 'Pixel 14'

Google's Pixel phones to feature TSMC-made processors, replacing Samsung

Google is set to shake things up with its Pixel smartphones by moving away from Samsung for its processors. Instead, the tech giant has partnered with a new company, Tensor, to manufacture processors for its upcoming Pixel devices and tablets. Samsung has been behind the last four Tensor G series processors and has been supplying chips for Pixel smartphones since 2020. The first instance of Samsung's Tensor G1 processor was seen in the Google Pi…

Report: Google locks in Tensor chips at TSMC through 'Pixel 14'

According to a new report, Google has locked down plans with TSMC around Tensor chip product for Pixel phones for the next few years.

Google Tensor Chips to Be Produced by TSMC Until Pixel 14: Major Upgrades Could Be Coming in the Pixel 10 Series

Google’s Pixel phones are about to get a serious silicon upgrade. According to a new report, the company has signed a long-term chipmaking deal with TSMC. This move is expected to make the new Tensor chips more efficient and powerful, as TSMC is the world’s top semiconductor foundry. It could lead to significantly better performance on the upcoming Pixel 10 series, making them more capable than ever. A Major Shift in Chip Strategy Up until now, …

Google has partnered with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) so that in the coming years it will be in charge of manufacturing the processors that power the Pix phones ...

Google Deepens TSMC Partnership for Tensor Chips

Google is strengthening its collaboration with TSMC to produce future generations of its custom Pixel Tensor chips. Moving away from Samsung’s foundry, the shift aims to enhance chip performance, efficiency, and production reliability. This strategic decision highlights Google’s growing investment in proprietary silicon to power its Pixel devices and AI-driven features. Tensor chips have been a double-edged sword for Pixel devices enabling power…

Google is (finally) moving away from Samsung for its Tensor chips, and that could change everything for future Pixel. According to DigiTimes, Mountain View has just entered into a multi-year agreement with Taiwan's semiconductor giant, TSMC, to produce its future Tensor processors — and this, as early as Pixel 10. From Samsung, the company [...] L-article Pixel 10: Google says goodbye to Samsung! TSMC will revolutionize Tensor chips has appeared…