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Xiaomi unveils US$15.6b research plan
Xiaomi Corp will invest 100 billion yuan (US$15.6 billion) in research over the next five years, including research on chip technology, the Internet of Things and other developmental areas.
Hong Kong-listed Xiaomi released its new flagship Xiaomi 12 models with self-developed power management chips and various new technologies this week. It makes the 2022 flagship model 鈥渃ompletely competitive鈥 with Apple鈥檚 iPhone 13 models, said Lei Jun, Xiaomi鈥檚 chief executive.
鈥淴iaomi is making complete efforts to enhance core technology development,鈥 Lei said in an online event on Tuesday night.
In the next five years, Xiaomi will invest 100 billion yuan in research, double its original planned amount. In 2021, Xiaomi invested 13 billion yuan, a 30 percent increase from last year.
The investment doesn鈥檛 include acquisitions, such as Xiaomi鈥檚 latest acquisitions of vehicular and robot technologies, the company said.
By November, Xiaomi had 500 million smartphone users. The monthly active users of its MIUI system, which links smartphone and intelligent devices, also hit 500 million.
With enhanced research investment and a huge user base, Xiaomi aims to take the top position in the world鈥檚 smartphone market within three years. The new Xiaomi 12 models will help the company compete in high-end global markets, Lei added.
In the third quarter, Xiaomi ranked third globally with a 13.4 percent share of the smartphone market, trailing only Samsung鈥檚 20.8 percent and Apple鈥檚 15.2 percent, according to researcher IDC.
Chinese firms Vivo and OPPO tied for fourth place with about 10 percent market share each.
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