Leaker Digital Chat Station says the Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro will likely run on the XRing O1 chipset, the same in-house chip used in the Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra. The leak mentions four new tablets coming ...

Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra review exploring everything beyond the XRING O1 chip! We dive into display quality, productivity features, stylus support, battery life, and overall performance.

With the XRING T1 already in play and the O1 gaining traction, the O2 feels like a capstone—or maybe the start of a second wave. Why Start With a Car? It’s a fair question.

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. As ...

TL;DR: Xiaomi's new Pad 7S Pro 12.5-inch tablet features the in-house Xring O1 chipset, a 10,610mAh battery with 120W fast charging, a 144Hz LCD display, and Dolby Atmos audio. It targets high-end ...

An XRING for everything Xiaomi What’s more interesting is the idea that a single chip design could be customized for wildly different product categories. In theory, a phone, a smartwatch, and a ...

In the electric atmosphere of its Beijing keynote, Xiaomi’s billionaire founder, Lei Jun, didn't just unveil another gadget. He unleashed a statement of intent. While the headlines were stolen by the ...

Xiaomi has filed multiple new trademarks — "XRing O2," "XRing T1," and "XRing O" — signaling continued momentum in its in-house semiconductor development. The move follows the launch of its ...

Others include the XRING T1 and XRING 0. Xiaomi likely seeks to build a family of custom processors for use across device categories, similar to Apple's use of the A-series, M-series, and S-series ...

Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro leak reveals 12.5-inch display, 120W fast charging, and a custom XRing chip—launch expected this month.

On May 22, Xiaomi launched its self-developed 3nm mobile SoC, the XRing O1, making it just the fourth company worldwide, after Apple, Qualcomm, and MediaTek, to design and provide a 3nm mobile SoC.

In May, Xiaomi's Founder and CEO Lei Jun said that the company had started mass production of its in-house developed advanced mobile chip Xring O1.