Xiaomi constantly approaches the world with something new, in my opinion revealing one of the most interesting companies in relation to investments related to the production of unexpected products.
A new exciting news is given to us by the vice president of the company, Hugo Barra, through social Twitter. Bar shared two images shot by a drone in which one is displayed new technology park owned by Xiaomi.
In his short Tweet it is also revealed that the tech park will be composed of eight buildings in total, divided on a surface of 22 millions of square meters and that the project will be completed by 2018. No details were provided about the new park, but the news certainly creates positive expectations.
The Xiaomi company at the beginning was seen as a Chinese smartphone maker, which strongly imitates Apple's most notoriously, but consistently, it was proven that this was wrong with product launches in a wide range of categories.
It is true that Xiaomi is building its own technology park when Apple is finishing its own Campus 2, but timing is purely random. Building your own technology park in China just shows that Xiaomi is on the market to stay there and is far more than an Apple imitator.
Xiaomi has expanded its customer portfolio with its own strength proving to be not only a smartphone manufacturer, and with the investment of resources on the Internet it has also been able to show the world new products from the most varied categories.
Xiaomi has released a drone with the possibility of video to 4K, a smart kettle, a lego-style programmable robot, air purifiers and the list is still long. Xiaomi also created one crowdfunding platform called Mijia, a sub-brand of Xiaomi itself.
In addition to having launched its accessories and the Me Box in the United States earlier this year, Chinese company announced that it will be present for the first time at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Speaking of the Apple 2X Campus, which develops on 126 acres and includes wooded areas restaurants and fitness centers, it is known that it has the ability to accommodate up to 13.000 employees and will be able to use only renewable energy thanks to the presence of a solar power plant. I wonder if in this case Xiaomi will "imitate" Apple, and if so it would be just a good cause.
