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New details have appeared about the Google Pixel 6
Google is gearing up to make a splash in the smartphone market with the introduction of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. It will use a new design, as well as the proprietary Google chip; which is rumored to be manufactured in collaboration with Samsung. The expectations of fans have become the reason that many are pinning too high hopes on the new chip. A well-known network insider and writer of XDA Developers website decided to clarify some points regarding the new chip.
So, according to him, it is not worth hoping that Whitechapel will crush competitors in terms of performance. They create it not in order to bend everyone in synthetic tests, but with an eye to high “IQ”. The emphasis will be on artificial intelligence and machine learning. The new platform will include a neural engine and a dedicated image processing chip.
Opinion post by
Robert Triggs
Rumor has it that the Google Pixel 6 will debut Google’s long-rumored custom smartphone silicon, codenamed “Whitechapel.” In other words, the Pixel 6 appears set to ditch Qualcomm’s Snapdragon brand for something built in-house with the help of Samsung’s System Large-scale Integration (SLSI) division. Those are the folks at Samsung that integrate CPU cores, memory, modems, and other integrated circuit components into a single silicon chip (SoC).
Pundits have been quick to peg the story as Google finally taking on Apple’s processing dominance. Meanwhile, Pixel fans are already dreaming up the perfect silicon features to fit their perfect phone. As with all potentially major industry shifts, it’s important to take stock of the big picture, evaluate what’s possible, and reign in those lofty initial expectations.