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A joint project between Xiaomi and chipset-maker Leadcore that started back in 2014, the upcoming Pinecone mobile chipset is set to be announced before the month ends which is aimed to be used for future Xiaomi smartphones. Going back to Xiaomi's Pinecone, the purpose of having their own chipset is so that the company can let go of Qualcomm and Mediatek in powering their devices and instead use Leadcore's cellular radio tech to keep costs low in the long term -- hopefully making their handsets more affordable for the consumers, too. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi confirms releasing Pinecone mobile chipset on Feb 28" and "vivo S50 series unveiled".

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What is leadcore?

A joint project between Xiaomi and chipset-maker Leadcore that started back in 2014, the upcoming Pinecone mobile chipset is set to be announced before the month ends which is aimed to be used for future Xiaomi smartphones. Going back to Xiaomi's Pinecone, the purpose of having their own chipset is so that the company can let go of Qualcomm and Mediatek in powering their devices and instead use Leadcore's cellular radio tech to keep costs low in the long term -- hopefully making their handsets more affordable for the consumers, too.

Where can I find articles about leadcore?

Our coverage of leadcore includes: "Xiaomi confirms releasing Pinecone mobile chipset on Feb 28"; "vivo S50 series unveiled"; "Motorola moto g power 2026 announced". Each article provides unique insights and information.