The Xiaomi 18 Fold has launched in mainland China, featuring Arm's new Mali G2-Ultra NX graphics processor. This GPU is integrated into Xiaomi's custom Xring O3 chip and includes an AI gaming graphics accelerator, developed over five years by Arm.
The Mali G2-Ultra NX introduces hardware-accelerated graphical techniques, which Arm refers to as "neural graphics." These techniques include AI upscaling, frame generation, and ray reconstruction, similar to features found in Nvidia's DLSS.
Arm states these improvements focus on speed, claiming up to four times the framerate with features like "Neural Super Sampling," "Neural Frame Rate Upscaling," and "Neural Denoising."
Arm reports an 85% performance increase over Xiaomi's previous GPU and a 14% increase over Arm's prior flagship in "non-AI gaming." The technology is expected to enable faster game performance at higher resolutions with advanced lighting, without increasing power consumption.
While initially available in China, Arm indicates that devices featuring this graphics technology will be available globally next year, including in tablets and Chromebooks.
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The Xiaomi 18 Fold, launched in China, integrates Arm's new Mali G2-Ultra NX graphics processor, which includes an AI gaming graphics accelerator. This technology aims to improve mobile game performance with features similar to Nvidia's DLSS, such as AI upscaling and frame generation.