The cameras will be powered by GoPro’s new GP3 processor, delivering improved low-light performance and other upgrades.

GoPro has announced GP3, a 5 nm AI-enhanced imaging processor promising double the pixel processing power of GP2 and cinematic images, launching in new cameras in Q2 2026.

The long-rumored successor to GoPro ’s GP2 processor is here – but GoPro’s teaser for the new GP3 comes with the news that ...

GoPro has just revealed its most advanced custom imaging processor yet, the new GP3 chip, setting the stage for its next generation of action cams, vlogging gear and even compact cinema-grade cameras.

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Along with the release of the Max2, its long-awaited 360-degree camera follow-up, GoPro has also announced an ultra-compact action camera with a built-in light. The action camera company has dubbed ...

GoPro has announced a trio of new products including a hugely updated 360-degree camera, lifestyle-focused mini action camera, and an AI-powered gimbal that’s not just compatible with GoPros (unlike ...