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It\u2019s reported that TSMC has started mass production of its 2nm process technology.
\nGoogle will reportedly use this 2nm process technology for its Tensor G6 chip.
\nThis would make the Pixel 11 series the first flagship phone with TSMC\u2019s latest process technology.<\/p>\n
When the Pixel 11 series launches, it will be running on Google\u2019s Tensor G6 processor. There\u2019s been a variety of good news and bad news<\/a> about this chip, like a more powerful CPU but a potentially downgraded GPU. However, the latest information about the SoC falls into that good news category.<\/p>\n TSMC has reportedly started mass production of its 2nm process technology. According to IThome<\/a>, Google will use TSMC\u2019s 2nm process technology for its Tensor G6 chip. Apple is usually the first to jump on TSMC\u2019s latest process technology, but it looks like Google is cutting ahead this year. As a result, the Pixel 11 series will be the first major flagship with TSMC\u2019s new process, as Apple\u2019s A20 chip will debut in the iPhone 18 series, which will launch a month later.<\/p>\n The 2nm process should help with the Pixel 11\u2019s performance and efficiency. By how much, we\u2019ll just have to wait and see. In related news, a listing recently found in the FCC\u2019s database revealed references to MediaTek algorithms<\/a> in an RF component test. This lends further credence to Google potentially using a MediaTek modem for the Tensor G6 rather than a Samsung modem.<\/p>\n Google has started sending out invites for the Pixel 11\u2019s launch event<\/a>. The event will take place in New York City on August 12 at 6 PM ET. The company is also expected to use this show to launch the Pixel Watch 5.<\/p>\n