تسريبات تكشف تحسينات كفاءة كبيرة في معالجات Pixel 10 وPixel 11

Google Focuses on Efficiency for Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 Processors

Google's future plans for Tensor chips in the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11 series reveal a strong emphasis on efficiency improvements by 2025, with even greater advancements anticipated in the Pixel 11.

Since the debut of Tensor in the Pixel 6 series, the chips have seen gradual improvements. However, battery life and heat management issues have remained recurrent concerns in Pixel phone reviews.

While the Tensor G3 processors in the Pixel 8 series and Tensor G4 in the Pixel 9 series showcased noticeable enhancements, Google is still trailing behind the performance of Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips, which powered previous Pixel phones.

For the Tensor G5 in the Pixel 10, Google appears to be prioritizing efficiency improvements over significant performance boosts. The company is reportedly shifting away from its partnership with Samsung for the manufacturing of this chip, codenamed "Laguna," and moving to TSMC with a custom design.

According to Android Authority, based on documents from Google's gChips division, the company plans to utilize TSMC's 3-nanometer N3E manufacturing process for the Tensor G5 processor. This is the same technology Apple employs for its iPhone 16 Pro chips. This shift is expected to significantly improve efficiency, given TSMC's proven superiority in this area compared to Samsung.

The leaks also include information about the "Malibu" processor, the codename for the Tensor G6 chip anticipated for the Pixel 11 series. This chip is rumored to rely on TSMC's N3P process, which Apple is also expected to use for its A19 chips. Although still based on a 3-nanometer process, the new process promises even greater efficiency enhancements.

Currently, no additional details are available about the features these chips will bring to Pixel phones. However, it is anticipated that Google will focus more heavily on efficiency rather than solely enhancing performance.