The new smartphones in the Pixel 11 series are equipped with new Google chips, namely Tensor G6. Well, while numerous rumors have been circulating for months suggesting that the chips are ready to make the jump to 2nm, new information unfortunately seems to indicate the opposite. In fact, in a recent interview with Google’s vice president, Tensor G6 is a Enhanced 3nm manufacturing process.
Doesn’t Tensor G6 have a 2nm process?
Although Samsung has ushered in the 2nm chip era for smartphones with Exynos 2600, it is foreseeable that Google will do something similar. So far, no very specific details about the Tensor G6 have been revealed, other than General performance and overall improvements. However, recently central news agency Published an interview with Google Vice President Peng Yuchun, who suggested that the chip is made at 3nm, not 2nm.
Regardless, this message needs to be treated with caution, given that the Google VP’s remarks were reported through an interview translator. Therefore, it will be necessary to wait for any official confirmation from Google. It is worth mentioning that although Samsung has reached 2 nm, Apple and Qualcomm haven’t made that leap yetalthough it should only be a matter of time: Apple should use a new process on the iPhone 18 Pro, and Qualcomm can use a new process on the next-generation 2nm Snapdragon.
