Google fully unveils its latest flagships, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, both powered by the custom-built Tensor chip to provide the phones with brand new AI experiences.
Qualcomm pokes fun at Google's decision to launch the upcoming Pixel 6 with its own in-house Tensor chip.
Leaked details of the Tensor chip features in the upcoming Google Pixel 6 suggest an interesting configuration compared to other flagship chips.
Google's new campaign for the Pixel 6 involves "in-house" potato chips commemorating the company's first in-house, custom-built Tensor chip.
The parets inside our phones and tablets have a lot of names or odd acronyms. SoC is one you should understand, but thankfully it's not that difficult to grasp.
Source code found in the latest Android 12 beta release seems to confirm that the Pixel Fold is in development, and could be powered by the Google Tensor chip. This is the same processor that Google will be using in the upcoming Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, and is rumored to be co-developed and manufactured by Samsung.
An abstract data array neural network accelerator by any other name would still smell as sweet. It'd be too difficult to type a hundred times, though.
Google announced that its custom-built Tensor chip will be used to power the Pixel 6, but Qualcomm says it will be present in "existing and future products."
There's a new smartphone chip in town and it's called the Google Tensor. It's been designed from the top down with a focus on machine learning, AI, and computational photography.