Xiaomi has successfully developed a 3nm chip.

The Chinese news site MyDrivers has just reported that Xiaomi has successfully completed the design of a smartphone SoC using China's first 3nm process.

Xiaomi has successfully developed a 3nm chip.

Essentially, completing the chip design means the chip has reached its final stage before being sent to the factory to begin trial production. In other words, Xiaomi has completed the design phase and is ready for the manufacturing process.

However, it's not yet certain whether Xiaomi's SoC is ready for mass production and immediate deployment in smartphones. Xiaomi still needs to re-test and may need to adjust its manufacturing process or redesign if the initial yield is low.

The report doesn't provide details about the CPU or GPU, only mentioning that it's a chip developed using a 3nm process. Furthermore, it doesn't specify whether Xiaomi will use TSMC, Samsung, or another manufacturer's process.

This isn't the first time Xiaomi has manufactured its own chips. Previously, the company also launched a smartphone with its own SoC – the Xiaomi Mi 5C in 2017 (equipped with the company's own Surge S1 chip). The Surge S1 is an 8-core processor with a big-lit architecture, manufactured using a 28nm process and boasting a maximum clock speed of 2.2GHz.

Although the company hasn't released any more smartphone SoCs since then, they are still developing chips for battery management, charging, and image signal processing.

Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/xiaomi-da-phat-trien-thanh-cong-chip-3nm.html