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Xiaomi Enters Electric Vehicle Market with Windows 11 Update
Xiaomi has announced the release of its first electronic chip manufactured with 3-nanometer technology, designed to power intelligent driving systems in its electric vehicles. The goal is to reduce reliance on external chip suppliers, improve processing speed, and enhance energy efficiency. The chip, named XRING D100, features a main processor with 20 high-performance cores and a 16-core neural processor for AI tasks. It supports unified memory up to 160 GB, with unofficial performance estimates ranging from 700 to 1000 TOPS. Xiaomi plans to begin using this chip in its commercial vehicles starting from 2027. This step is part of a strategic move to boost its capabilities in autonomous driving technologies and reduce costs, backed by an investment exceeding $3.1 billion and a team of around 3,000 engineers. The company aims to align with the trends of Chinese automakers developing specialized computing technologies and faces challenges during testing and integration phases before commercial production.
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