According to
9to5Google, the next additions to Google’s line of Pixel phones, one of which will presumably be the Pixel 6, will be powered by the “GS101” processor, Google’s first proprietary System on a Chip (SoC) designed in-house under the codename ‘Whitechapel’.
Reports suggest Google is working with Samsung, which has an extensive history in the semiconductors and SoC space, on developing the ‘Whitechapel’ program.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai talked about “some deeper investments in hardware” and said there was a “terrific roadmap ahead” during an earnings call last year, and a Google-made chipset for phones (and more!) would certainly justify those teasers.