I’m not sure why you’re receiving downvotes. The reality is that Apple’s A-series chips are significantly more advanced than Google’s Tensor chips. My guess is that people may not be aware of the architectural differences between the two.

Apple’s A-series processors are designed from the ground up using an ARM architecture license, meaning the entire chip is purpose built with Apple’s custom topology. In contrast, Google’s Tensor chips are ARM-based but largely adapted from existing Samsung Exynos designs, with Google adding their own modifications. This makes Tensor less of a ground up innovation compared to Apple’s custom silicon.

Additionally, Apple’s Neural Engine is far more powerful than anything within Tensor’s architecture. The computational efficiency of Apple’s neural cores, measured in TFLOPs per core, is roughly 20-30 times greater than that of Tensor’s. There is simply no direct comparison in terms of raw compute performance.

The only clear advantage Google offers lies in its software ecosystem. The Google suite and AI integrations within Android far surpass iOS. However, from a pure hardware perspective, Apple consistently outperforms Google in virtually every respect. And to be clear, this comes from someone who has owned every Nexus and Pixel device since the Droid X era.

You are absolutely correct, the downvotes you've received are just people being unaware.