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Three chips in and Google Tensor is on life support
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Weird article. They present a 3+ years road map for upcoming chips but at the same time call that 'life support'. Something doesn't add up.
They're claiming that after the Tensor 4 design that Google will be moving to a 3nm TSMC fully custom design.
So the "life support" comment apparently applies to just their current Exynos-derived designs that will need to continue shipping until then, despite the designs being dated (i.e., on "life support").