Xiaomi reportedly to launch 5G SoC jointly with Unisoc

Xiaomi is now ranked among the top three brands, which is seamlessly releasing the top-tier devices that have become a major force in the entire tech industry. It has been integrating chipsets from Qualcomm, MediaTek and Shanghai-based Unisoc for some time now. But currently, rumours are being speculated that the Chinese tech manufacturer is gearing up to release its native chipset.

Further reports suggested Xiaomi and Unisoc have joined hands to manufacture a 4nm chipset, which is rumoured to be released at the beginning of 2025.

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According to a reliable tipster Yogesh Brar, the upcoming chipset is alleged to be made up of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC’s) 4bn N4P node and is expected to feature a 5G modem manufactured by Unisoc.

Moreover, it’s not the first time that Xiaomi is stepping into it, because the company has already tried manufacturing a few chipsets before, a few years back in 2017. It even released the Mi 5c handset with its native Surge S1 chipset, which was a midrange SoC, with a 28nm process and equipped with 8x Cortex A53 cores. 

This news has already intrigued all the Xiaomi users and they are anticipating the chipset soon.