While Xiaomi prepares to launch its first self-developed smartphone system on chip (SoC) in 2025, major chipmakers Qualcomm and MediaTek maintain their composure, expressing confidence in their market positions despite the Chinese manufacturer's entry into the semiconductor space.

Xiaomi, the renowned smartphone manufacturer, is reportedly developing its own mobile processors, aiming to reduce its dependence on industry giants like Qualcomm and MediaTek. If

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The processor may help Xiaomi be more self-sufficient and stand out in an Android market led by Qualcomm customers

Xiaomi is planning to launch its in-house designed smartphone processor next year, which could potentially make its smartphones more efficient and powerful.

Xiaomi is reportedly preparing self-designed mobile processor for its upcoming smartphones in order to minimize its reliance on Qualcomm and MediaTek.According to a report by Bloomberg, the

A few years ago, Xiaomi attempted to do the same but abandoned the project after only releasing one model. Now, recent reports suggest that Xiaomi is working on resuming in-house chip design, including a 3nm chip aiming for 2025.

According to a new report, Xiaomi will make its own chip for 2025 Android phones, a move similar to Google Pixel's Tensor chip.

Xiaomi’s move could help with China’s goal of tech self-reliance, but only Apple and Google have completely transitioned to self-designed silicon.