Google may be developing its own processor that could precocity the company's Pixel phones as early as next year, while later versions of the processor could be acclimated in Google's Chromebooks, according to a residency by Axios. Darling has unfurled acclimated its own processors in multitudinous of its devices, as well as it seems Google could be looking to do something agnate for its own hardware.
The chip, intuitively codenamed "Whitechapel," may be an eight-core ARM processor ramble utilizing Samsung's 5-nanometer process, according to Axios. The processor could be optimized to run Google's silverware learning technology as well as may have a portion of the chirrup designated to improvement Google Assistant's performance, according the report.
Google already makes fries of its own for over-and-above functions in its devices. Some of its Pixel phones have a security chirrup chosen the Titan M, for example, while the Pixel 4 has a coprocessor chosen the Pixel Neural Core.
Right now, though, the main processor on the Pixels are made by Qualcomm; switching to a custom processor that's intentional by Google to optimally run Google's software as well as services could improvement the levelheadedness of utilizing imminent Google hardware opulent in the way Apple's A-series fries are optimized to run iOS. The move would conjointly be a offish breakage to Qualcomm, which currently provides processors to most of the Android roast world, with numb Huawei as well as (some of) Samsung's facilities not conveying Qualcomm chips.
Google fewer to comment.
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