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Xiaomi takes another shot at Qualcomm and MediaTek with its 3nm flagship Xring O3 chip

Built on a 3-nanometer process, the chip is designed for flagship devices, with a focus on AI workloads, graphics performance, and camera processing. The manufacturing technology puts Xiaomi closer to Apple's latest A19 Pro chips and ahead of Huawei's current in-house smartphone processors. Read Entire Article

Xiaomi takes another shot at Qualcomm and MediaTek with its 3nm flagship Xring O3 chip

Xiaomi has unveiled its latest 3nm flagship chip, the Xring O3, designed to power its premium smartphones. Built on a cutting-edge 3-nanometer process, the chip boasts significant improvements in AI workloads, graphics performance, and camera processing. Xiaomi claims the Xring O3 scores 5.22 million on the AnTuTu benchmark, making it the first flagship mobile chip to exceed 5 million.

The chip features a 10-core CPU with a 60% performance improvement over its previous model, and a new G2-Ultra NX graphics unit that enhances performance by 85% while reducing power consumption by 64%. The Xring O3 also supports LPDDR6 memory with a bandwidth of 113.8 GB/s, which is 48% higher than its predecessor. Xiaomi's investment in chip design aims to give the company more control over its product roadmap and strengthen its negotiating position with outside vendors.

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