然后就是这一台玄戒 O3、O100、D100

XIAOMI's New Mini PC Just OUTGUNNED Apple's Mac Mini For Local AI #news #technology #china #ai A prototype mini computer out of China just changed what a desk sized machine is supposed to be able to do. Xiaomi's AI Cube Prototype packs three custom built chips, the Xuanjie O3, Xuanjie O100, and Xuanjie D100, into a hand machined aerospace aluminum shell, and together they let it run a full one hundred twenty billion parameter large language model completely on device, with zero cloud dependency. That means real local AI processing, private, fast, and untethered from a data center, at a memory ceiling of up to one hundred sixty gigabytes. The timing could not be sharper. One day after Xiaomi's reveal, Apple unveiled its own answer, a redesigned Mac mini built around its first two nanometer chip, the M6, specifically marketed for on device AI and local large language model performance. Apple's flagship configuration tops out at sixty four gigabytes of unified memory and starts at eight hundred ninety nine dollars, shipping this September. Xiaomi's prototype is engineered for more than double that memory capacity, though Xiaomi has not yet announced pricing or a release date. This is the new frontier of consumer tech, on device AI computing, edge AI hardware, local large language model performance, and the race between Chinese and American chipmakers to put data center grade intelligence on a single home desk. Whichever company gets there first with a real shipping product will define how the next generation of AI powered computers and mini PCs actually works. Watch to see exactly how Xiaomi's three chip system stacks up against Apple's new Mac mini, and decide for yourself who is actually building the future of local AI first.