Xiaomi taps TSMC to make chips for foldables, AI and autonomous driving
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Xiaomi is expanding its in-house semiconductor push from smartphones into AI acceleration and autonomous driving, unveiling three Xring processors that deepen its reliance on TSMC manufacturing while reducing dependence on external chip suppliers.
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