Google's custom chips could extend past the Pixel 6 to Chromebook PCs and tablets as ahead of schedule as 2023, as indicated by another report from Nikkei Asia on the organization's growing accentuation on planning its own processors.
The organization is now planning to deliver its first significant custom chip this fall, with the Pixel 6's impending Tensor SoC. The report likewise lines up with tales from 2020 that Google was arranging in-house Chromebook chips after it appeared the idea on Pixel telephones — something we currently know is occurring in half a month.
Yet, the Nikkei Asia report takes note of a couple of extra subtleties, including the previously mentioned 2023 planning; an affirmation that, similar to the Tensor chip, the Chromebook computer processors will be founded on Arm; and that Google is hoping to foster them for both PC and tablet-style structure factors.
The talk doesn't specify what Google's arrangements are for its custom Chromebook chips. It's been almost a long time since it delivered the Pixelbook Go (the solitary Google-made Chromebook that the organization presently sells) and near three since its last tablet, the dreary Pixel Record.
There aren't a ton of subtleties on what Google desires to achieve with its Chromebook chips (for correlation, the organization's Tensor chip for Pixels hopes to zero in basically on simulated intelligence execution), however the Nikkei Asia report takes note of that the organization was especially motivated by Apple's accomplishment in custom chips for the two its iPhone and Macintosh items. And keeping in mind that it may in any case be years from the real world, Google achieving a comparable accomplishment to Apple's M1 chips for Chromebooks appears to be an exceptionally captivating chance.
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