Xiaomi announces its own socx Xring O1 with nuclei and GPU ARM. It is manufactured in TSMC to 3 nanometers

The Chinese brand Xiaomi has announced a new SOC for smartphones called Xrin O1, a model that is based on the architecture of the British ARM and that is manufactured in the Taiwanese TSMC company following its 3 nanometers manufacturing process.

He Xiaomi Xring O1 Use a 10 -core distribution with ARM design, for example, the two fastest nuclei are the ARM Cortex-X925 with an operating speed of 3.9 GHz. It is accompanied by four nuclei Cortex-A725 and two cortex-a725 nuclei cut at 1.9 GHz. Finally, two nuclei ARM Cortex-A520 1.8 GHz will be in charge of the most modest tasks.

In the graphic part, the generic design of ARM is also used, with a IMMORTALIS-G925 GPU that we have already seen in the chips of other manufacturers such as MediaTak. Specifically, Xiaomi has opted to integrate the 16 core model. It also has a 6 -core NPU capable of offering a power of 44 tops.

Xiaomi will premiere his soc Xring O1 in the 15S Pro and in his Pad 7 ultra

The first, and for the moment the only one, smartphone that will integrate this Xring O1 will be the new Xiaomi 15s Pro, A special Xiaomi 15 model that will be available with a “fiber compound of Xiaomi”.

It will have a 6,100 mAh battery managed by a chip “G1” arises and a load system through the “P3” Sock.

This terminal integrates a triple camera with “Leica Summilux” lenses that include a large angle of 14 mm and a 120 mm zoom, with opening of f/1.44 in the main sensor.

Its price, to direct change, will be about 660 euros.

Xring O1 will also be added to the new tablet Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra, A convertible model with a rigid coupling keyboard that is based on a 14 -inch OLED screen with 3.2K resolution and 1,600 brightness nits.

It supports fast charging at 120W for your 12,000 mAh battery, and promises up to 19 hours of video playback.

Both devices integrate the Xiaomi Hypero2 operating system based on Android.