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China's Xiaomi to launch self-developed mobile chip in late May
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2m ago
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Xiaomi announced the upcoming launch of its self-developed mobile phone chip, XringO1, in late May, aiming to advance its mobile processor capabilities beyond simpler components like power management chips. As competition intensifies in China's smartphone market, with rivals Huawei and Apple utilizing custom-designed chips for integrated ecosystems, Xiaomi seeks to enhance its user experience. The announcement was made by CEO Lei Jun on Weibo, without additional details provided.
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SiCarrier-Huawei partner in chips seeks $2.8 billion in funds, sources say
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2m ago
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SiCarrier, a Chinese chip equipment maker linked to Huawei, seeks $2.8 billion in its first fundraising to expand its client base and influence. Founded in 2021 and owned by Shenzhen's government, SiCarrier aims to lead China's chip equipment industry. Despite U.S. export restrictions, the company plans to advance China's self-reliant chip sector. However, concerns about readiness, Huawei ties, and extensive testing requirements temper expectations for challenging foreign dominance soon.
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China's Huawei develops new AI Chip, seeking to match Nvidia
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3m ago
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China's Huawei Technologies is set to test its latest AI processor, the Ascend 910D, aiming to rival U.S. company Nvidia's advanced chips. The processor, believed to be more powerful than Nvidia's H100, may have its first samples available by late May. Huawei plans to mass ship the Ascend 910C chip to Chinese consumers soon, amidst U.S. restrictions on selling top Nvidia AI products to China, impacting technological advancement and military development.
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Huawei founder told Xi Jinping China's concerns about lack of chips have eased: State media
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5m ago
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Huawei's founder informed President Xi Jinping that China's concerns about a lack of domestic chips and operating systems have diminished. At a meeting with private entrepreneurs, major company founders, including Huawei's Ren Zhengfei, highlighted progress in technology self-sufficiency. Ren emphasized the easing of worries about China's technological core and soul, suggesting a promising future. BYD and Xiaomi also shared success stories in their industries, reflecting confidence in China's technological advancements under Xi's leadership.
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Xiaomi to invest at least $6.9 billion in chip design, founder says
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2m ago
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Xiaomi plans to invest a minimum of 50 billion yuan ($6.93 billion) in chip design over a decade starting from 2021. The company's founder, Lei Jun, announced on Weibo that they've already invested 13.5 billion yuan to develop their advanced mobile chip, XringO1. The chip design unit currently employs over 2,500 people, underscoring Xiaomi's commitment to strengthening its technological capabilities in the competitive electronics market.
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US wants to contain China's chip industry. This startup shows it won't be easy
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1y ago
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The article discusses the challenges faced by the United States as it tries to contain China's advancement in chip technology. It focuses on a startup called SEIDA, led by a former Silicon Valley executive, Liguo "Recoo" Zhang, and three other colleagues from Siemens EDA. SEIDA aims to sell microchip design software, including the highly specialized OPC tool, which is crucial for advanced chip design. The startup has attracted the interest of Chinese investors, including an arm of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), China's leading microchip maker. The article highlights the complexities of preventing China's access to advanced chip technology and the efforts of both countries to achieve self-reliance in chip manufacturing.
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Xiaomi confirms list of devices getting HyperOS update in India. Details here
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1y ago
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Xiaomi is bringing its HyperOS custom UI to India on 29 February, coinciding with the launch of the Xiaomi 14 series in the country. At the Mobile World Congress, Xiaomi announced the list of devices set to receive the HyperOS update, including the Xiaomi 14, 13 series, Pad 6, Smart Band 8 Pro, 13T series, Redmi Pad SE, 12 series, 12T series, Redmi Note 13 series, and Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G and Note 12 5G. The Chinese version of the Xiaomi 14 features a 6.36-inch OLED panel, triple rear camera setup, and 4610mAh battery with fast charging capabilities.
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Latest US strike on China's chips hits semiconductor toolmakers
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8m ago
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The US is set to launch its third crackdown on China's semiconductor industry, targeting chip equipment makers, chip toolmakers, and shipments of memory chips and chipmaking tools. The move aims to hinder Beijing's chipmaking ambitions and prevent China's access to advanced technology that could pose a threat to US national security. The package includes export restrictions on companies like Naura Technology Group, Piotech, and SiCarrier Technology. The restrictions come as part of the Biden administration's efforts to curb China's chip production and will likely be continued by former president Donald Trump.
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China's version of Neuralink unveiled at tech forum
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1y ago
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Chinese company Beijing Xinzhida Neurotechnology has revealed a brain chip called Neucyber that allows a monkey to control a robotic arm using only its thoughts. The technology is similar to that developed by Elon Musk's Neuralink. The chip is a high-performance invasive brain-computer interface that has been independently developed by Xinzhida. The company is backed by the Beijing municipal government's state asset regulator. This unveiling at the Zhongguancun Forum in Beijing showcases China's ambition to catch up with Neuralink, which has already implanted its brain chips in humans.
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Can India’s big smartphone economy grow without China?
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27d ago
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India's smartphone industry is questioning its potential growth without China's involvement, especially after Foxconn's recent withdrawal. Despite aspirations for self-reliance, experts highlight China's critical role in the electronics supply chain, providing essential components like semiconductors and manufacturing machinery. While India's smartphone economy may not struggle for survival, its growth is uncertain without China's support, underscoring the intertwined relationship between India's ambitions and China's technological dominance.
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China AI chip firm Biren raises new funds, plans Hong Kong IPO - The Economic Times
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Chinese AI chip company Biren Technology has secured approximately 1.5 billion yuan in new funding and is preparing for a Hong Kong IPO amid China's push to develop domestic semiconductor alternatives due to U.S. export restrictions. The funding round, largely backed by state-linked investors, underscores China's focus on building homegrown graphics processing units critical for AI. Previously planning a mainland listing, Biren shifted its IPO focus to Hong Kong, aiming to file by late third quarter.
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