Intel will be present in Google’s new Googlebooks with x86 architecture

Intel confirms its collaboration with Google for the new Googlebooks

This is not a rumor, but a confirmation from the company itself. Intel who has left a post on the social network X/Twitter confirming its collaboration with Google on this new platform. But neither Google or Intel have confirmed which processors they will use for this new platform, although we do know that it is a x86 platform in addition to being compatible with others Arm processors from other manufacturers.

The Intel Wildcat Lake could be an ideal option for Googlebooks

Intel recently presented its processors Wildcat Lakean entry-level platform that fits with this type of Google devices. A configuration of 6 coresalong with a Integrated graphics with Intel Arc Xe3 architecture in a design very low consumption seems like an ideal platform to give life to these new Googlebook.

But as we have mentioned before, the Googlebook Not only will they be powered by Intel, but they will also offer compatibility with processors from other equipment manufacturers. Google will set the requirements for the hardware of this new and future platform where, in addition to Intel Other manufacturers such as Qualcomm and MediaTekwith Intel being the only one x86 and distributed between Qualcomm and MediaTek designs based on arm.

Google to expand details ahead of fall 2026 launch

At the moment there are no more details, since Google has indicated that it will offer more information as its date approaches. release date in the fall of this year 2026.