Xiaomi announces HyperOS to replace MIUI.

According to GSMArena , HyperOS remains an open-source Android project but will be merged with Vela – Xiaomi's IoT platform. The operating system will debut on the Xiaomi 14, a product line launching later this year in China, before appearing internationally in the early weeks of 2024.

HyperOS will be the platform featured on future Xiaomi devices.

In a Weibo social media post, Lei Jun said HyperOS would put "people at the center of the ecosystem," where they would connect with other people, cars, and homes. According to Jun, his team started with just "a few engineers" but has now grown into a large company with a software workforce of nearly 5,000 people.

According to Jun, the number of Xiaomi product users has increased from 100 to over 1 billion since Xiaomi's first MIUI product was launched on August 16, 2010. At launch, the MIUI user interface had "only four general functions," but it has now become a multi-device service for phones and home appliances.

Xiaomi reportedly prepared for the launch of HyperOS in 2014 as the IoT world began to emerge. The company took its first steps in 2017 and subsequently developed a new ecosystem for devices and applications with the goal of connecting "tens of billions of devices" in the future. As mentioned, the first step will be the Xiaomi 14 series.

It's highly likely that future Xiaomi phones will launch with HyperOS, while previous high-end devices will receive updates via OTA.

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