Xiaomi officially announced with its self-developed XRing 01 a couple of days ago, marking its entry into the smartphone chipset segment. After years in the making, this chip marks a significant ...

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 (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 has filed a trademark for a second-generation custom chip called the "XRING 02," signaling that the company is proceeding with ...

The Pad 7S Pro is powered by Xiaomi's own Xring O1 processor, which is fabricated using a 3nm process and offers a maximum clock speed of 3.4GHz. The tablet uses LPDDR5X RAM for the 8GB and 12GB ...

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.

Xiaomi’s first flagship chip, Xring O1 is a 3nm, 10-core powerhouse that will power the new 15S Pro and Pad 7 Ultra. The Xring O1 isn’t here to play. Skip to main content.

XRING O2 is already on the way, with a clear goal this time: to become the world’s number one mobile platform. The Xiaomi 15S Pro will likely not have a global release, ...

Jun adds that XRING 01 has entered mass production and will be built on a 3nm process. Advertisement - scroll for more content. Both of these devices will be announced on May 22.

The XRING O1 Is Packed to the Seams With Power Image: Xiaomi A few days ago, we pored over the leaked Geekbench results of Xiaomi's XRING O1, and quite surprisingly, it demonstrated a lot of power.

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.