Interest in i Google Pixel it becomes more and more concrete also thanks to the arrival of the next 4a and 5, the new devices of the colossus of the same name. Thanks to these new smartphones, the company has launched a whole new line that focuses exclusively on proprietary services even if, as we have seen poco ago, the interest in the hottest sectors is not that great. We refer in particular to the photographic performance of the Google Pixel 5 just reviewed by DxOMark. In any case, as revealed by founder Sundar Pichai, Big G would be in the process of investing a monstrous amount of money in hardware. What does it mean? That a Google's proprietary processor? Possible. This would confirm a leak from last April.
If Google Pixel were fitted with a proprietary processor, what would the brand's prospects be? A marked improvement or not?
Sundar Pichai was questioned by an analyst onGoogle's approach to smartphones and hardware in 2020. The CEO specifically hinted at what's to come next year:
We are making deeper investments in hardware, which for some take two to three years to put together. I am thrilled with the fantastic roadmap that awaits us.
He then spoke of the new Google Pixel 4a 5 that offer a "clear value proposition"And how Made by Google"will build on this". The 9to5google team bets on the launch of more varied consumer products. It is not a secret how IoT and AIoT are one of the sectors with the highest revenues in recent years: think of Xiaomi 70% of the annual income comes from consumer products. In particular, Lei Jun's brand counts on a whole plethora of sub brand that produce accessories for smart homes and so on.
But back to Google, Sundar Pichai's statement comes across as a snapshot and ties in perfectly with a leak of last April according to which the company is almost ready to launch its own processor. This would take the name of Whitechapel and would be built with a process a five nanometers and designed in collaboration with Samsung.
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