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Xiaomi takes another shot at Qualcomm and MediaTek with its 3nm flagship Xring O3 chip

The chip adds a 10-core CPU, 200 TOPS AI hardware and LPDDR6 support as Xiaomi seeks more control over its smartphone roadmap.

  • On Monday, August 24, 2026, Xiaomi unveiled the XRING O3, a flagship 3nm system-on-chip featuring a 10-core CPU and native LPDDR6 memory support for its premium devices.
  • Manufactured by TSMC, the platform signals Xiaomi's push for semiconductor self-reliance, aiming to reduce dependence on Qualcomm and MediaTek while enabling tighter hardware-software integration.
  • Performance data shows the chip achieves a 5.22 million AnTuTu score and 200 TOPS of tensor performance, delivering a 45% increase in edge AI capabilities for Xiaomi's MiMo large language models.
  • Xiaomi confirmed the processor will debut in the Xiaomi 18 Fold and Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max this September, though analysts expect limited initial production volumes.
  • Bloomberg Intelligence analysts noted Xiaomi's 3nm strategy emphasizes architectural upgrades while rivals transition to 2nm, though the company remains dependent on established partners for most smartphone lineups.
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TechNode broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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