Xiaomi launches new Xring chip, partners with TSMC for production, sources say
Xiaomi has launched a new AI mobile chip, the Xring D100, and is partnering with TSMC for production.
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Five outlets today reported that Xiaomi has launched a new AI mobile chip, the Xring D100. The chip is a 3-nm smart-driving chip, according to CnEVPost.
The company plans to use it commercially in 2027. Bloomberg and Seeking Alpha both noted that Xiaomi has partnered with TSMC for the production of the Xring D100.
CnEVPost described it as a smart-driving chip. Xiaomi has not yet clarified the distinction.
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Sources (9)
- Xiaomi unveils three new XRING chips for AI ecosystem Investing.com India · 12h ago
- Xiaomi launches Xring O3, O100 and D100: in-house chips for phones, AI and cars The Times of India · 12h ago
- Xiaomi 18 Fold is officially coming in September with the monstrous Xring O3 chipset GSMArena.com · 12h ago
- Xiaomi’s new Xring O3 is built at TSMC, and aimed at a few hundred thousand phones The Next Web · 12h ago
- Xiaomi unveils 3-nm Xring D100 smart-driving chip, plans commercial use in 2027 CnEVPost · 12h ago
- Google, take note: This phone maker's new chipset looks like an absolute beast Android Authority · 12h ago
- Xiaomi unveils new Xring chip, teams up with TSM for manufacturing: report Seeking Alpha · 12h ago
- Xiaomi Develops Its Own AI Mobile Chip in Challenge to Qualcomm Bloomberg · 12h ago
- Xiaomi launches new Xring chip, partners with TSMC for production, sources say Reuters · 12h ago
Quick answers
What is the Xring D100?
The Xring D100 is a new AI mobile chip developed by Xiaomi.
Who is producing the Xring D100?
TSMC is producing the Xring D100.
When will the Xring D100 be available commercially?
Xiaomi plans to use the Xring D100 commercially in 2027.
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