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Google Pixel 6 will have a chip designed by Google itself

by Barış Selman
6 May 2021
in Smartphones, Tech
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The Google Pixel 6 will have a chip designed by Google itself
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There have been different rumors about Google finally including a chip of its own in the Pixel 6 for a ‘Googler’ to now confirm it.

In early April we had the news of the chip designed by Google and manufactured by Samsung for the Pixel 6, which can now be confirmed through a ‘Googler’.

The company’s change in the AOSP (Android Open Source Project) code makes it clear that the Pixel 6 could finally carry inside a chip designed by the big G itself.

Google Pixel 6 with in-house chip

It is a change that has been carried out in the AOSP by a team of ‘Googlers’ to update the SELinux guidelines of the OsloFeedback app. The code itself says nothing for the normal user, but it is in the comments where one of the Googlers responds with a link that leads to the AOSP code repository.

The Google Pixel 6 will have a chip designed by Google itself
The Google Pixel 6 will have a chip designed by Google itself

That comment refers to the P21, which would be the Google Pixel 6, and the URL in the link is where the crux of the matter lies: /android/device/google/gs101-policy/Whitechapel.

‘Whitechapel’ is the code name previously referred to in various rumors for the Google-designed, Samsung-manufactured chip. Just as Google Silicon’s first custom chip is referred to in that URL with ‘GS101’.

It should be clarified that the AOSP repository has served in previous times to go knowing details of future Google mobiles. It happened with the Pixel 4 and the confirmation of its 90Hz display.

What was found today brings nothing about the specifications of the Pixel 6, but the first evidence that the chip would be designed by Google with that reference to the name ‘Whitechapel.

Google in this way could approach Apple that designs its chips for its iPhone and the rest of the catalog of devices with which it has.

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