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According to an industry leak reported by IThome (via TechNode), Google's Tensor G6 chip will be the first to adopt...

According to an industry leak reported by IThome (via TechNode), Google's Tensor G6 chip will be the first to adopt TSMC's 2nm process, beating Apple to the leading node.

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Strong evidence: 9 independent source classes support this read.

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According to an industry leak reported by IThome (via TechNode), Google's Tensor G6 chip will be the first to adopt TSMC's 2nm process, beating Apple to the leading node. The chip is slated for the Pixel 11 series launching in August 2026, about a month ahead of Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series, which is also expected to use TSMC's 2nm. This breaks Apple's long-standing tradition of being the first to adopt each new TSMC node for mobile devices. The news reinforces TSMC's position as the primary foundry for leading-edge AI and mobile chips, with strong demand already evident from record June and Q2 revenue reported on July 13 (source 1). While the leak is unconfirmed, if accurate, it signals broadening of TSMC's 2nm customer base beyond Apple, potentially reducing reliance on a single anchor customer.

What the sources said

  • Source 5: "Google’s next-generation in-house flagship chip, the Tensor G6, will be the first to adopt TSMC’s 2nm process, making it the world’s first mass-produced 2nm smartphone chip."
  • Source 5: "That tradition, however, is set to be broken this year, with Google expected to become the launch customer for TSMC’s 2nm process."

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