Xiaomi’s Xring O3 Chip Hides a 60-Micron ‘OK’ Gesture · TechNode
- Xiaomi Corp launched a mobile processor for its marquee devices, putting pressure on California-based Qualcomm Inc and MediaTek Inc.
- Struggling with lackluster demand for its hardware, Xiaomi is building on years of research to lower reliance on foreign chips, unlike Huawei Technologies.
- Xiaomi's new silicon uses a 3-nanometer fabrication process, which founder Lei Jun said on WeChat matches Apple Inc's A19 Pro chips and surpasses Huawei.
- The Xring advances image processing and artificial intelligence capabilities, according to a Weibo post on Aug 24, though limited volume means Xiaomi remains reliant on Qualcomm and MediaTek.
- Expanding into foldable phones could challenge Huawei, which holds a 68 percent market share in China, as Xiaomi targets 200,000 to 300,000 units for its flagship model.
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Xiaomi’s Xring O3 chip hides a 60-micron ‘OK’ gesture · TechNode
Xiaomi founder Lei Jun has revealed a hidden detail inside the company’s Xring O3 chip. A microscope image shows a tiny “OK” hand gesture etched into the chip, measuring just 60 micrometers across. Lei said the symbol represents “everything is OK.” Xring O3 was unveiled on Aug. 24 as Xiaomi’s flagship AI smartphone SoC. Xiaomi says it is the first flagship mobile chip to surpass 5 million points on AnTuTu, with a 10-core all-performance CPU and …
Xiaomi has introduced a new mobile processor with which it hopes to reduce its dependence on Qualcomm and MediaTek. Known as Xring O3, this chip debuted on a mini PC focused on tasks...
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Taipei TimesXiaomi Develops Its Own AI Mobile Chip in Challenge to Qualcomm, MediaTek
The Xring O3 system-on-a-chip advances Xiaomi’s in-house semiconductor design efforts with more power-efficient image processing and better artificial intelligence capabilities
When a company is no longer satisfied with its role as an “assembler,” it often chooses to stand out in the hardest core fields. Xiaomi has just made this statement — it has released three self-developed chips in one go, from mobile phone SoCs to AI accelerators to autonomous driving chips, covering today's hottest computing power circuit. Zhu Dan, the head of marketing, even rarely publicly shouted “let the horse come”. This kind of ambition wa…
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