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TSLA Competitor? Xiaomi Joins NIO in Race to Build In-House Chips for Self-Driving Cars

BenzingaAug 24, 2026, 10:31 AMBadar Shaikh

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi Corp. has unveiled its in-house self-driving chip, built on 3-nm process, to be deployed in 2027.

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