8 • 8 • 3.78 GHz • BGA (SoC)
A summary of Google's official product description.
Announced with the Pixel 10 series on August 20, 2025, the Tensor G5 is Google's first chip fabricated on TSMC's 3nm process. Google pairs a Cortex-X4 prime core at 3.78 GHz with five Cortex-A725 cores and two Cortex-A520 cores, and puts the upgraded TPU at the centre of the pitch: it runs Gemini Nano on the device for features such as Magic Cue and the camera's computational pipeline.
Manufacturer's official core and architecture information.
8-core — Total Cores · 8 Thread — Concurrent Threads · 1 Performance — High-performance core · 2 Efficiency — Low-power core · Cortex-X4 / A725 / A520 — Core architecture
Manufacturer's official frequency values.
3.78 GHz — Maximum boost frequency · 3.05 GHz — Efficiency core frequency
Official power values that determine cooling needs.
Device dependent — Cooling solution
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Google designs Tensor in the US and does not manufacture chips itself; the Tensor G5 is fabricated on TSMC's 3nm process in Taiwan — the first Tensor generation built there rather than at Samsung.
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