Google's goal is to double the sales of smart phones this year in 2023
October 9, 2022
Core tip: Google CEO Sundar Pichai said in an interview with Nikkei News on Friday that Google plans to invest 100 billion yen in Japan in four years by 2024, part of which will be used to open Google's first data center in Japan.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said in an interview with Nikkei News on Friday that Google plans to invest 100 billion yen in Japan in the four years to 2024, part of which will be used to open Google's first data center in Japan.
It is reported that Google plans to build a data center in Chiba County near Tokyo next year to ensure faster and more stable access to Google services. This is also the first data center set up by Google in Japan.
In addition, according to Nikkei News, Google has told several suppliers that its goal is to double the sales of smartphones this year by 2023. During the Make by Google event on Thursday, Google officially launched Pixel7 series flagship smartphone. Pixel7 uses a 6.3 inch OLED screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz and a resolution of FHD+. It is equipped with Google Tensor G2 chip, with 10.8 million pixels in the front, 50 million main cameras in the back, 12 million ultra wide-angle cameras, 4355mAh batteries, and Android 13 pre installed.
Pixel7Pro uses a 6.7 inch 2K+OLED screen with a refresh rate of 120Hz. It also carries Google Tensor G2 chip, with 10.8 million pixels in the front, 50 million main cameras, 12 million ultra wide-angle cameras and 48 million telephotos in the rear, 5000 mAh batteries and Android 13 pre installed.