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"Manu, congratulations from the entire Xiaomi family on your promotion to Vice President of Xiaomi!," Xiaomi said in a Facebook post.

He announced his decision on Facebook, and said that he plans to return to Silicon Valley due to health issues and homesickness.

The appointment signals Xiaomi’s intention to take on Apple and Samsung overseas after building market share by selling handsets.