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530 Google might stick a Tensor chip in the Pixel Watch 5

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Victoria Song @ The Verge · 10/28/2024 11:34 EDT

Google might stick a Tensor chip in the Pixel Watch 5

Leaked details hint Google might go with a custom wearable Tensor chip in 2026. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge


Starting in 2026, Google might go in-house with a custom Tensor processor for the Pixel Watch 5.
The rumor comes courtesy of Android Authority, which cites leaked documents from Google’s gChips division. According to the leaked plans, the wearable Tensor chip, codenamed NPT, sports a core configuration of an ARM Cortex A78 and two Arm Cortex A55s. These are older CPU cores,.

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