The sources pointed out that Google's Nexus 8 reportedly may adopt Intel's Bay Trail-T platform, but Qualcomm is still striving for related orders. As for Google's R&D partner for the new Nexus 8, Asustek Computer is currently having the best chance.
Because Asustek has already established a close relationship with Google and has advantages in product design and component purchasing, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics and Lenovo are unlikely to be able to take the orders away easily. More Nexus 8 details are expected to be revealed after February, the sources added.
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