US EditionChina's Xiaomi to launch self-developed mobile chip in late May
- Xiaomi co-founder Lei Jun announced on May 15, 2025, that the company will launch its self-developed smartphone chip XRING 01 by the end of May.
- This launch follows a decade of Xiaomi's chip development efforts, beginning in 2014 with a shift back to full-scale SoC design after earlier setbacks.
- The XRING 01 chip uses TSMC’s 4nm fabrication, features a tri-cluster ARM architecture with a 1+3+4 CPU core layout, and targets mid-range smartphones priced around 3,000 to 3,500 yuan.
- Reports suggest the chip matches 2022’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 performance with a prime core up to 3.2 GHz, and initial production may reach 2 to 3 million units focused on China and Southeast Asia.
- Xiaomi’s XRING 01 introduction signals renewed ambition to control its hardware ecosystem and to power more premium devices internally, which may shape competition with rivals like Huawei and Apple.
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Xiaomi unveils Xuanjie O1, a self-developed phone chip to launch in late May · TechNode
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced on Chinese social platform Weibo last night that Xiaomi’s self-developed smartphone SoC chip, the Xuanjie O1 (Xring O1), will debut in late May. While specific details such as the manufacturing process remain undisclosed, the chip is likely to power the upcoming Xiaomi 15S Pro, the company’s 15th anniversary flagship phone.Why it matters: The Xuanjie O1 marks Xiaomi’s return to in-house smartphone chip design, a move…
Xiaomi to launch first self-developed smartphone SoC in late May
On May 15, Xiaomi founder Lei Jun announced via social media that the company will officially launch its first self-developed smartphone system-on-chip (SoC), the Xring O1, by the end of May. This marks a significant milestone in Xiaomi's long-standing efforts to develop its own core smartphone components.
China's Xiaomi to launch self-developed mobile chip in late May
BEIJING: Chinese smartphone and EV maker Xiaomi said on Thursday (May 15) it will launch a new self-developed advanced mobile chip, XringO1, in late May, as it seeks to power more of its high-end devices with proprietary silicon. The announcement was made by Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun on his Weibo account. He di
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