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XIAOMI CLAIMS AI SPEED RECORD WITH NEW 1T-PARAMETER MODEL

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TUE, JUN 9, 2026

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Xiaomi's MiMo-V2.5-Pro-UltraSpeed achieves 1,000 tokens per second at the 1 trillion-parameter scale, reportedly the first to reach this throughput level on standard hardware. API trials begin June 9.

The Chinese tech company claims its new language model reaches unprecedented speeds while running on a standard 8-GPU commodity node—the type of hardware widely available in data centers. The milestone matters because inference speed is critical for AI model deployment. Faster token generation reduces latency for end users and lowers computational costs. MiMo-V2.5-Pro-UltraSpeed represents Xiaomi's push beyond smartphones into enterprise AI infrastructure. The company joins competitors like Meta, OpenAI, and others racing to optimize large-scale models for practical deployment. The API trial window starting June 9 will test performance claims and real-world usage patterns. Details on pricing, availability, and specific hardware requirements have not been announced. Xiaomi has quietly expanded into AI and cloud services in recent years, positioning itself beyond its consumer electronics reputation.

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