It has been only a few months since Google launched the Pixel 7 series smartphones, which come powered by the company’s own Tensor G2 processor. Now, reports about the next-generation Tensor processor are getting leaked online.
In the latest development, a report claims that the Tensor G3 processor from Google will stick to Samsung for the manufacturing of the upcoming chipset, and the processor has been codenamed Zuma.
Apart from the codename and manufacturer, some more details have also surfaced online. It is being reported that the Tensor G3 will be an offshoot of the Samsung Exynos 2300. As of now, details about the Tensor G3 processor aren’t known.
On the other hand, Samsung has already started working on its Exynos 2300 chip, even though the company will be ditching its own Exynos chips from the upcoming flagship Galaxy S23 lineup in favor of Qualcomm chips.
The report also points out that the chip codenamed Zuma may be fabricated on the more advanced 3nm process by Samsung. For comparison, the current-gen Tensor G2 is built using the 5nm node. It is also being said that Google will stick with the same modem for the upcoming Tensor processor as the one available in the current chipset.
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