BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone firm Xiaomi Inc [XTC.UL] announced its first in-house designed chipset on Tuesday, as it works to streamline production, lower prices, and gain greater control ...

A few months after launching two excellent tablets powered by Qualcomm silicon, Xiaomi has launched an even higher tier Pad 7 Ultra that is running on its in-house chipset, the XRing O1. Fabricated on ...

Xiaomi, the Chinese comapny famous for its budget smartphones and a bevy of value-for-money gadgets, said in a filing on Thursday that it has backed more than 300 companies as of March, totaling 32.3 ...

According to the tipster, Xiaomi’s upcoming in-house SoC will be based on TSMC’s older N4P manufacturing processor and will launch in H1 2025. Notably, the chipset will have performance numbers ...

A report claims Xiaomi is moving away from Qualcomm and MediaTek when it comes to its phone chips. As a result, the Chinese ...

Update: Xiaomi confirmed Lei's post. Xiaomi's (OTCPK:XIACF) (OTCPK:XIACY) Founder and CEO Lei Jun said that the company has started mass production of its in-house developed advanced mobile chip Xring ...

Xiaomi (OTCPK:XIACF) (OTCPK:XIACY) may have started development of its new in-house chip XRING 02, with a leak revealing that the trademark for the silicon has already been filed, Wccftech reported.

Xiaomi launched the 15S Pro and Pad 7 Ultra last week, using its own XRING O1 chip for the first time. The Chinese tech giant, currently focusing on flagships, will also soon release custom chipsets ...

Days after it was reported that Xiaomi would launch its own chipset, the China-based technology company introduced the Surge S1 chip that will be used to power its Mi 5c smartphone. In doing so, it ...