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00:02Xiaomi unveiled its in-house self-driving chip, the X-Ring D800, which is expected to enter
00:09commercial use in 2027. The chip will use a 3nm air process and feature a 20-core CPU
00:15and 16-core NPU, according to Sina v. Post. Xiaomi said it can also run large language
00:22models with 200 billion parameters locally. The company's electric vehicles currently rely
00:27mainly on NVIDIA Thor chips for smart driving systems. Xiaomi joins NIO and XPeng in developing
00:33autonomous driving technology as Chinese automakers expand their in-house capabilities.
00:39Tesla is also developing its own semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas.
00:44CEO Elon Musk said SpaceX could use three times more AI compute from the TerraFab facility than
00:49Tesla, suggesting the chip plant may primarily support SpaceX. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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