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Xiaomi Corporation, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, is a consumer electronics and smart manufacturing company known for its smartphones and IoT platform. With a focus on innovation and quality, Xiaomi provides high-quality user experiences and builds products at honest prices. The company has a strong global presence, ranking among the top smartphone manufacturers worldwide. Xiaomi's consumer AIoT platform connects millions of smart devices, offering innovative technology to enhance the lives of users around the world.
Xiaomi reaffirmed its commitment to data security and user privacy during its annual Security and Privacy Awareness Month, which concluded on June 30, 2022. Held in Beijing and Singapore, the events included training for employees and discussions with industry experts. The company released updated white papers and an annual transparency report. Xiaomi's efforts are overseen by a Security and Privacy Committee, emphasizing the importance of data protection for sustainable growth. Additionally, their Electric Scooter 4 Pro received IoT Security Rating Gold certification, marking it as the world’s safest electric scooter.
Xiaomi launched its Air Purifier 4 series, including the Pro, 4, and 4 Lite models, designed to combat indoor air pollution, particularly from PM10 and PM2.5 particles. These purifiers feature smart sensors for real-time monitoring, a three-in-one filter system, and various operating modes to enhance user convenience. The 4 Pro achieves a CADR of 500m³/h, addressing larger spaces, while promotional discounts are available during the Xiaomi Fan Festival until April 15, offering significant savings on each model.
Xiaomi has announced the successful completion of an independent audit conducted by TRUSTe, confirming its compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of the EU. This marks Xiaomi as the first Chinese enterprise to receive such certification, reflecting its commitment to user privacy and data protection since adopting GDPR compliance assessments in 2018. TRUSTe's review concluded that Xiaomi has met all 40 GDPR Validation Requirements, enhancing its data and security practices. Xiaomi's initiatives in privacy protection include its Security and Privacy Committee established in 2014 and previous certifications.
Xiaomi has introduced the "Cyber Security Baseline for Consumer Internet of Things Device Version 2.0" to enhance data security in IoT products. This guideline provides comprehensive requirements for device hardware, software, and communication security. As of November 2021, Xiaomi's AIoT platform connects over 400 million devices globally. Notably, the Xiaomi Mesh System AX3000 received the BSI IoT Kitemark™ Certificate, affirming its compliance with high international cybersecurity standards. Xiaomi aims to lead in IoT security and improve user trust through transparency and innovative technology.
Xiaomi Corporation has received a top rating for its IoT security from the Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) during the IoTSF 2021 Virtual Conference held on November 3-4. The Contemporary Use of Vulnerability Disclosure report lists Xiaomi on the 'Green List', highlighting its exceptional vulnerability disclosure policies. Xiaomi, part of a global group of over 100 IoT security members, aims to enhance IoT security while offering innovative products. As of June 30, 2021, it connects over 374.5 million smart devices, underlining its leadership in the AIoT sector.
Navitas Semiconductor showcased its GaN power IC technology at the 2021 Xiaomi Portfolio Demo Day in Beijing on October 24. The event highlighted the successful partnership between Navitas and Xiaomi, focusing on fast-charging applications across Xiaomi's product range, including mobile devices and EVs. Navitas has shipped over 30 million GaNFast power ICs with zero field failures, signaling strong reliability. Notably, its new 6.6 kW OBC demo indicates a significant leap in power density. Xiaomi's commitment to innovation aligns with Navitas' roadmap for advanced GaN solutions.
Navitas Semiconductor announced the launch of Xiaomi's new smartphone, the Xiaomi Civi, featuring a 55W GaN charger utilizing Navitas' GaNFast power IC. The charger fully charges the Civi's 4500mAh battery in just 50 minutes. Targeted towards young female consumers, the Civi boasts a sleek design and innovative imaging technology, including a 32-megapixel front camera. The collaboration marks a significant milestone for both companies, enhancing Xiaomi's commitment to technology and user experience.
Mi India, India’s leading smart TV brand, has partnered with IMDb to integrate fan ratings and entertainment data from IMDb across more than 30 streaming services on its PatchWall interface. This collaboration aims to enhance content discovery for Indian viewers, offering access to detailed information on movies and shows directly from the PatchWall platform. IMDb, known for its extensive database and user-generated ratings, will provide features such as episode listings and genre categorization, improving the viewing experience for Mi and Redmi TV users.
Xiaomi announced that its Mi 360° Home Security Camera and Xiaomi Home app have received the Kitemark™ Certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI). These certifications affirm compliance with security standards, notably EN303645. This achievement reflects Xiaomi's commitment to information security and privacy, with over 351 million connected devices on its platform. The company emphasizes user data safety, backed by certifications like ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701. Xiaomi is ranked 338th on the Fortune Global 500 list as of August 2021.
Xiaomi concluded its Security and Privacy Awareness Month at the Xiaomi Science and Technology Park, focusing on data protection practices. With the theme 'Security is our shared responsibility,' Xiaomi showcased its commitment to transparency and user data protection. Notable initiatives included training sessions for employees, interactive exhibitions, and the release of key documents like the MIUI and IoT Privacy White Papers. The company, which remains a top player in the global smartphone market, emphasizes compliance with international data protection standards and the importance of consumer trust.