Xiaomi recently confirmed that it will officially unveil its self-developed Xring 01 chipset later this month. While the company has not yet shared the full specifications of the chip, a new ...

The Xring O1 uses two Cortex-X925 prime cores, not one. Xiaomi opted to skip the X4 core in favor of two variants of the Cortex-A725, along with two A520 cores.

The XRing 01 isn’t a complete chip yet. CPU and GPU aside, Xiaomi will need to sort its own modem, ISP, NPU and every other silicon bit Qualcomm currently feeds it.

Xiaomi's XRING O1 Chip Could Be Powerful Enough to Sit With the Snapdragon 8 Elite Image: Xiaomi There's a lot more to a phone chip than just raw power, but that's the aspect of the spec sheet ...

The XRING 01 Is Expected to Have Power Akin to an Older Flagship Chip From Qualcomm. Image: Qualcomm. Considering that Xiaomi is essentially just starting afresh in the chip-making business, ...

Xiaomi recently confirmed that it will launch its very own custom mobile chip, the Xring O1, later this month.This is a pretty big deal, as it’s the company’s first custom system-on-a-chip ...

F ollowing Huawei and Lenovo's lead in developing self-developed silicon within China, Xiaomi is working on its own XRing 01 SoC. This new chip reportedly features standard Arm Cortex cores and a ...

Chinese Apple competitor Xiaomi today announced the "Xring O1," a custom 3nm chip designed to rival Apple silicon (via Bloomberg). The company plans to switch its devices to custom silicon chips ...

The company’s CEO and founder Lei Jun introduced the YU7, Xiaomi’s first SUV, and the Xring O1, a 3-nanometer mobile chip meant to rival Apple and Qualcomm’s top-tier smartphone chips, ...

The XRING O2 is expected to be built on TSMC’s 3nm N3E process node, an iteration of the same family used for the XRING 01. Even competitors like Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Apple are likely to use ...

So after a series of tests, it appears Xiaomi's XRing O1 is indeed powerful enough to be considered a flagship silicon in 2025, and able to go toe to toe with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite.

On Monday, Lei said Xiaomi had invested 13.5 billion yuan ($1.87 billion) to develop the Xring O1, and that it planned to invest at least 50 billion yuan more in chip design over at least 10 years.