On Thursday evening in Beijing, Chinese technology company Xiaomi officially introduced its first self-developed 3-nanometer mobile chip, named Xring O1. The launch event was attended by Lei Jun, founder and chairman of Xiaomi, who highlighted the chip's technical specifications, including a 10-core central processing unit (CPU) and a 16-core graphics processing unit (GPU). The development of the Xring O1 marks Xiaomi's entry into advanced semiconductor design, a field traditionally dominated by a few global companies. The 3-nanometer process technology is among the most advanced in the semiconductor industry, offering improved performance and energy efficiency compared to previous generations. The introduction of the Xring O1 is expected to enhance the performance of Xiaomi's future mobile devices and demonstrates the company's commitment to investing in core technologies. The chip was showcased at the event, and its release represents a notable achievement for Xiaomi in the context of increasing competition and technological innovation within the mobile device market.