According to the information transferred wccftech e cidate branch leak Yogesh Brar, Xiaomi is set to launch its first SoC (System on a Chip) for mobile phones in the first half of 2025. The internally developed Questo chip is a The basis of N4P transaction technology and the case its performance could be equivalent to that of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen1However, some tipsters suggest that the performance could be closer to that of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

Xiaomi to launch its first 5G chip next year (YOURS)

Despite the US’s restrictions on advanced process manufacturing capacity, Chinese chipmakers not on the “Entity List” are still able to use advanced process technologies through foreign foundries such as TSMC and Samsung. If advanced process technologies are used due to recent independent generations, the impact of the restriction will be minimal.

According to TSMC’s plans, mass production of its most advanced 2nm process will begin in the second half of 2025. At that point, the N4P process (4nm) will be about three generations behind 2nm (with N3E and N3P in the middle). Therefore, it seems reasonable for Xiaomi to use TSMC’s N4P foundry for its in-house SoC, which is scheduled to be released in 2025.

According to the SoC designed by Xiaomi’s chip design subsidiary Xuanjie, a system that provides second voice propagation has accelerated the band output. This chip will be based on the 4nm/5nm process and the CPU configuration will include one core super Arm Cortex-X3, three core medi Cortex-A715 and four core small Cortex-A510, along with the GPU IMG CXT 48-1536. However, the queste voci non sono situation has been further confirmed.

When the 5G chip provides the baseband solution, Xiaomi, which determines the communication capacity, may find it difficult to be autonomous due to complicated techniques and short barriers. Although Apple is not troubled enough to complete this task once in four or five years. Therefore, Xiaomi is likely to choose not to use MediaTek or Unisoc’s baseband 5G chip.

Although MediaTek’s baseband 5G chip may offer better overall performance, considering the supply chain security, cost control, and the experience of Unigroup Spreadtrum CEO Zeng Xuezhong, the choice to use the baseband 5G chip in Unigroup Spreadtrum seems slightly more likely.

In terms of market positioning, the N4P process will be adopted, and the performance will reach the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen1/Gen2 level, the chip can be used in Xiaomi/Redmi’s mid-range models. Xiaomi’s high/low flagship models will inevitably continue to use Qualcomm and MediaTek, but Redmi’s low flagships may adopt an automatically developed chip.