Xiaomi used to build devices on other people's processors, but recently the company released own chip XRing O1. Аnd this time ...

It might be a Pad 7 Pro with the Xring instead of the Snapdragon. Xiaomi's self-developed chipset, the Xring O1, made its ...

The Xring O1 is built on TSMC’s 3nm process and features a 10-core setup: two cores at 1.80GHz, two at 1.89GHz, four at ...

Xiaomi has officially confirmed the imminent launch of a wave of new flagship devices. Set to debut in China on June 26, the ...

The XRING O1 features a 6-core NPU with 10MB cache, delivering computing power up to 44 TOPS. Although this NPU is powerful, Xiaomi hasn’t utilized it for many features.

The XRING O1 uses a standalone MediaTek T800 modem chipset instead of Xiaomi’s in-house Surge T-series modem. After all, it even took six years for a giant like Apple to have its first 5G modem.

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 O1 SoC uses Arm's Cortex-X925, Cortex-A725, and Cortex-A520 cores. However, Xiaomi has stressed that other parts of the chip were designed in-house.

The Xring O1 attracted attention as a first-generation chip produced by TSMC on the 3nm process and offering similar performance to the Snapdragon 8 Elite series. However, the export restrictions that ...