Xiaomi to invest at least $8.7 billion in AI over next three years, CEO says

Xiaomi has invested 13.5 billion yuan to self-develop its advanced mobile chip XringO1, Lei said, adding that the company's chip design uni...

Xiaomi SU7 electric car is facing a sudden drop in orders as concerns rise over safety and misleading advertising. Once a major EV contende...

Lei Jun, the billionaire founder of Xiaomi, rose from humble beginnings to global tech stardom. Born in Hubei, China, he created Xiaomi in ...

Xiaomi's SU7 electric sedan secured 75,723 orders by April 24, with a delivery target of over 10,000 units in June. Founder Lei Jun aims to...

Xiaomi's Lei Jun challenges Tesla with the SU7 car, inspired by Musk's strategy. Dubbed "Thor," Lei's marketing approach draws attention si...

Xiaomi SU7 Launch: Xiaomi's CEO, Lei Jun, shared the first official look of the SU7, hinting at the car's integration with smartphones and ...

Xiaomi plans to launch its first electric car by the first half of 2024. Earlier this year, the company had also conducted a test of its EV...

The first flagship device from the partnership will arrive in July this year.

The plant will be constructed in two phases and Xiaomi will also built its auto unit's headquarters, sales and research offices in the Beij...

In March, Xiaomi said it would commit to investing $10 billion in a new electric car division over the next ten years. The company complete...

Li, who helped create Xiaomi’s mobile operating system, had around 500,000 yuan ($79,000) saved up.

The undisclosed amount of equity in Xiaomi, the world's fifth largest smartphone maker, is Ratan Tata's sixth investment in the digital eco...

The competitors in India market are also there in China. We're fairly confident we will be able to get to No. 1 in India in three to five y...

The firm is planning to invest in a startup, set up an R&D centre, begin local manufacturing and emerge as India’s No 1 handset player by 2...

The world's third-biggest smartphone maker had a financing round in August 2013 that valued the company at $10 billion.

Xiaomi secured 30.3 per cent of the market share, followed by Samsung with an 18.4 per cent share in three months ending September, accordi...