Google is secretly preparing to launch its first processor with the latest Pixel phones

New reports have revealed that the American company “Google” is preparing to launch its first processor for smartphones, which has reportedly started working on it since last year. According to documents obtained by “9to5Google”, the “Google” processor protects the name “White Chapel” and it will be implemented in the latest version of its “Pixel” phones next fall. Previous reports indicated that the “White Chapel” processor was intended for use in “Chromebook” phones and computers, and that “Google” had developed it in cooperation with “Samsung” company South Korea.

Documents in possession of “9to5Google” indicated that the first processor for “Google” had many coded names, including “GS101”, which is likely that the letters GS could refer to “Google Silicon”. The site speculated that the “Google” processor will be present in the next Pixel phones which launch in October, and the Pixel 6 should be one of them. Google declined to comment on the 9to5Google report when Engadget contacted it to confirm the claims. Google begins to manufacture its own processor, after other major competitors have implemented this step, such as “Xiaomi”, “Samsung”, “Apple” and “Huawei”.

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