Google's New Tensor G6 Brings Performance and Post-Quantum Security to Pixel 11 Series
The new Titan M3 chip adopts NIST's post-quantum standards, offering enhanced security for encrypted data. All four Pixel 11 models feature the Tensor G6 AI processor alongside this new security coprocessor.
Key Features:
- 25% faster browsing and 20% better power efficiency compared to the Tensor G5.
- TPU with 50% more compute, enabling faster background tasks and improved camera performance.
- Gemini Nano for enhanced AI capabilities, including 120x Pro Zoom, 4K portrait video, and Instant Night Sight.
- Quantum-safe secure boot and Trusty trusted execution environment for robust security.
Google (164news.com's guide to google) claims this is the first phone to meet NIST's post-quantum cryptography standards, protecting against "emerging, highly advanced digital attacks."
Pricing:
- Pixel 11: $899
- Pixel Pro: $1,099
- Pixel Pro XL: $1,299
- Pixel Pro Fold: $1,899 (without 128GB tier)
Ana Maria Constantin, an expert in digital marketing and product management, contributed to this article.