> "Google Nissa" (could not find further details about what it is) I could finally find some references: according to Ryan Whitwam ( https://hothardware.com/ne

> "Google Nissa" (could not find further details about what it is) I could finally find some references: according to Ryan Whitwam ( https://hothardware.com/news/premium-chromebook-x-laptops-powered-by-amd-and-intel-are-coming-what-to-expect https://hothardware.com/news/premium-chromebook-x-laptops-po... ), > Chromebook X machines will have to be built on one of four hardware platforms with high-end x86 CPUs: AMD Zen 2+ (Skyrim), AMD Zen 3 (Guybrush), or Intel Core 12th Gen (Brya & Nissa). The Nissa chips are the Intel N-series so the N100, N200 and i3-N300