We have been thinking for years that no one can cough Qualcomm and Mediatek. Xiaomi’s response: hold me the cubata

Guard on May 22, because we will be facing one of the most important events in the history of Xiaomi. In addition to presenting the Yu7its new electric SUV, the company will launch the Xiaomi 15s Prothe company’s first phone with a processor … of Xiaomi. Yes, neither Qualcomm nor MediaTk, Xiaomi already has its processor ready and, according to the information we have, it will be a blow to the table. A cry in the air that feels the bases on a path that they have been wanting to travel for some time: one similar to Huawei. Xringo1. It is not the easiest name to pronounce, but this is what the new Xiaomi processor will be called. This is the most important movement of the company in recent years, starting with an Xiaomi 15S Pro that will be a step below with respect to the Xiaomi 15 pro. Everything necessary. That is far Poquipotent chip C1 arises From 2017, or that is shown by the Bonchmarks. The new Xiaomi processor will have a some somewhat lower than a Snapdragon 8 Eliteand will be manufactured in the process of three TSMC nanometers. 2 nuclei high performance working 3.9Ghz 4 nuclei balanced working a 3.4Ghz 2 nuclei efficiency working 1.89GHz 2 nuclei of extra efficiency working at 1.8Ghz Its structure: ten nuclei (one never seen so far in phones), with at least two high performance and a maximum frequency of 3.9 GHz. According to the information available, the GPU will sign it Imagination Technologies (company after the Powervr GPU historically integrated into the Mediatek processors), with a maximum frequency of 1.3 GHz. Not just for mobile. Without giving too many details, Xiaomi herself has confirmed that this processor It will not be included only in mobile phones. The development of a chip is very expensive, and the company will integrate it into more devices in its ecosystem. More and more huawei, with an advantage. Xiaomi has a huge advantage over Huawei: it is not in the American Entity List. This allows you to access American technology, and this deal with TSMC puts the Xiaomi chip ahead of all Huawei’s proposals to date. Despite SMIC advancesChina is not having easy to advance in its lithographic processeswhile TSMC is leading this race. Nothing prevents Xiaomi from achieving processors as powerful and efficient as the best of Qualcomm and Mediatek if they share lithographic technology. A lesson. If Xiaomi embroider it with his processor, he will be giving a lesson to giants like Samsung. The South Korean company, the main world reference in Android telephone sales, has been facing problems with its exynos division for years. One that It has been losing money for a long timeand with which they fail to be competitive in specifications. In fact, for a while at this part the best mobiles of Samsung have ended up betting on Qualcomm. With the exception of Samsung and Huawei, no other manufacturer has dared in this incursion of the processor of his own. Xiaomi has a golden opportunity with its Xringo1. Image | Xataka In Xataka | The best Xiaomi mobile price: purchase and comparative guide

These two pillars will hold their transformation, according to Reuters

If you have been following the technology for long, you have witnessed two key moments in the golden era of Intel. First, in the 90s, when the Pentium series cemented its domain in desktop processors. Then, in 2006, when, with an already consolidated brand, Intel inaugurated The era ‘core’. At that time, the company not only led the sector: It represented the avant -garde in innovation and quality. He demonstrated it with reference products and a clear brand identity, crowned by its slogan: LEAPS AHEAD (Jumps forward). But something changed. Intel’s domain ceased to be unquestionable. His brightness went out with the emergence of the mobile world, AMD’s resurgence in desktop computers, Apple Silicon’s thrust and his own delays in the development of advanced nodes. Pat Gelsinger tried to straighten the course, But between dismissals and cadastrophic quarterly results, His stage ended in an unprecedented crisis. Now, Intel’s future is in the hands of Lip-bu Tanwhich will assume command this Tuesday. Lip-bu so does not go with rodeos There are few hours left for Lip-Bu to officially become the new Intel CEO, but the veteran executive has already been preparing his strategy to take the reins without delay. It is not a surprise: Intel is going through a delicate moment and tan, ex-care of Cadence and member of the Board of Directors of Intel until 2023, it has been One of the toughest critics of the management of Pat Gelsinger. According to ReuterS, its plan for the company will revolve around two fundamental pillars that will mark the future of the semiconductor giant. Intel Foundry: The chips manufacturing division for third parties, created in 2021 under the IDM 2.0 strategy. In its launch, it was a statement of intentions: Intel wanted to become a key actor in the semiconductor industry and compete directly with TSMC and Samsung. However, the results have been irregular. Although the company has clients such as Microsoft and Amazon, its growth remains below expectations. The priority of such will be to promote Intel Foundry aggressively, attracting new partners and ensuring strategic contracts that reinforce their position in the sector. “Lip-Bu will spend a lot of time listening to customers, partners and employees to position the business for the future,” said an Intel spokesman for Reuters. Artificial intelligence: An area where Intel has been behind. Santa Clara’s company has seen how Nvidia has taken the lead in specialized hardware for AI, while her own strategy in this field has been erratic. So seeks to reorient Intel’s efforts in artificial intelligence, beyond servers chips. Its plan includes an impulse in software, robotics and language models, with the aim of returning to Intel a relevant role in one of the most disruptive technologies of the moment. But this transformation will bring template cuts, mainly in intermediate controls. So it has been pointing out that Intel has lost agility and that its structure has grown disproportionately, making decisions difficult and slowing down innovation. According to sources close to the company, it considers that the key is not only to reduce the size of the workforce, but also to change the corporate culture of Intel, eliminating the risk aversion that its competitiveness has hurt in recent years. The challenge is huge. The question is whether he will do what his predecessors could not: return Intel to the place he occupied for decades. Images | Intel | Rubaitul Azad | Martin Katler In Xataka | Apple has choked artificial intelligence. And the continuous delays of the new Siri are the best example

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