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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 6:08 AM AST·1 min read

This week in tech: Meta Connect, 2 nm chips at Xiaomi and Apple, plus new AI models

Meta, Xiaomi, Apple and two AI labs all moved major hardware or model updates in the same week. The activity centers on 2 nm mobile chips and expanded smart-glasses hardware.

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Meta Connect 2026 presented new Ray-Ban Meta glasses, audio-only models, and an AI agent. Xiaomi and Apple both shipped 2 nm chips in flagships, with Xiaomi adding over 5 GHz processors and large batteries, while Anthropic and OpenAI released new models the same day. These moves speed AI hardware adoption in phones and wearables.

Meta Connect 2026 brought a broad push into smart glasses while Xiaomi and Apple both reached 2 nm silicon in new flagships. Anthropic and OpenAI released fresh models on the same day.
Meta outlined a multi-segment smart-glasses strategy at Connect 2026.
Meta outlined a multi-segment smart-glasses strategy at Connect 2026. The event, held the night of September 23, covered new Ray-Ban Meta models, 100 % audio glasses, and the Muse AI agent plus Muse Charm accessory. Source: Frandroid ↗

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Xiaomi 18 Pro series reaches international markets with 2 nm chips. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Extreme Gen 6 exceed 5 GHz for the first time on mobile; the 18 Pro Max carries dual 200-megapixel cameras and an 8 500 mAh silicon-carbon battery in its Chinese version. Source: Frandroid ↗
Apple also ships 2 nm silicon in the iPhone 18 Pro.

Apple also ships 2 nm silicon in the iPhone 18 Pro. Hands-on units confirmed the process node alongside Xiaomi’s devices. Source: Frandroid ↗
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