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Where can Google go for 4nm

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Fred Chen

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www.notebookcheck.net

Pixel 7 series' Tensor SoC will be manufactured on Samsung's 4 nm process node

The second-generation Tensor chipset powering the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will be manufactured by Samsung. It will be based on the latest 4 nm process node and enter mass production soon. Google is expected to unveil both smartphones in October 2022.
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Google likely had no choice but to stick with Samsung for its second-generation Tensor requirements. TSMC's 4 nm fab space is highly coveted and probably running at maximum capacity, especially with Qualcomm jumping ship at the last moment.

Products fabricated on Samsung's 4 nm node have been prone to overheating, and it'll be interesting to see how Google works around the problem.
 
This looks interesting as a background to recent talks of Google's ambitions for a custom CPU
 
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