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Google confirms Tensor G6 uses TSMC 3nm, not 2nm
Google has confirmed that its new Tensor G6 chip, powering the Pixel 11 series unveiled at the Made by Google event this week, is built on TSMC's 3nm process, not the 2nm…
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Google has confirmed that its new Tensor G6 chip, powering the Pixel 11 series unveiled at the Made by Google event this week, is built on TSMC's 3nm process, not the 2nm node as previously rumoured. The confirmation came from a Google official, according to Gadgets360. The chipset promises enhanced on-device AI capabilities and a powerful TPU.
The Indian Opinion
The rumour mill had bet on a 2nm breakthrough from Google, but the company's own clarification cuts that hype short. It shows how speculation often outruns reality, especially with flagship phones. The real test now is whether the 3nm Tensor G6 actually delivers the AI performance Google claims, or if the gap between promise and practice will leave buyers wondering why they paid a premium.
Source: gadgets360.com
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