XRing

No usable brand evidence was supplied for "XRing." The two evidence items provided are pages from the iHeartRadio station sites 99.3 The Beat and V101.5 in Jacksonville, Florida: one is a news item about the musician Trey Songz suing a concert promoter, and the other is a biography page for the radio personality Easy-E. Neither mentions XRing, and neither describes a company, product brand, platform, retailer, or trademarked commercial offering under that name. Because the identity of the subject cannot be established from the evidence, this entry is intentionally left short and flagged for review rather than filled with speculative details about founding, ownership, products, or markets. If XRing refers to a real commercial brand, additional sourcing (an official website, a Wikipedia article, or a trade-press profile) is required before a full dossier can be written.

• 2026.08.25

  Reported2026.08.25

  Xiaomi unveils three self-developed XRing chips[3]小米发布三款自研XRing芯片europe.chinadaily.com.cn

  Xiaomi unveiled three self-developed chips under its XRing brand at a technology briefing in Beijing: the XRing O3 flagship AI SoC for smartphones, the XRing O100 high-bandwidth AI accelerator, and the XRing D100 intelligent driving chip. All three have completed tape-out verification, with the O3 set to debut in September on the Xiaomi 18 Fold and the O100 and D100 scheduled for commercial deployment in 2027.

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1. 1Trey Songz Sues Concert Promoter For Over $500K | 99.3 The Beat | Easy E993thebeat.iheart.com
2. 2About Easy E | 99.3 The Beat993thebeat.iheart.com
3. 3小米发布三款自研XRing芯片europe.chinadaily.com.cn