Intel China Announces Expansion of Chengdu Packaging and Testing Facility
Intel has officially announced the expansion of its packaging and testing facility in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province in southwest China. This strategic move aims to establish the city as a key supply chain base for the semiconductor giant, enhancing its ability to package and test chips while improving support for local Chinese customers. During the announcement in Beijing, Intel highlighted Chengdu's role in driving high-quality development in western China and praised its friendly business environment. The company has maintained a presence in Chengdu for over two decades, actively participating in the local ecosystem and community development. Wang Rui, President of Intel China, described this expansion as a significant milestone that deepens cooperation with the industry. The decision underscores Intel's continued commitment to the Chinese market despite broader global supply chain shifts, leveraging established infrastructure and regional advantages to bolster its operational capabilities and customer service efficiency within the region.
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Intel China Announces Expansion of Chengdu Packaging and Testing Facility
Intel has officially announced the expansion of its packaging and testing facility in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province in southwest China. This strategic move aims to establish the city as a key supply chain base for the semiconductor giant, enhancing its ability to package and test chips while improving support for local Chinese customers. During the announcement in Beijing, Intel highlighted Chengdu's role in driving high-quality development in western China and praised its friendly business environment. The company has maintained a presence in Chengdu for over two decades, actively participating in the local ecosystem and community development. Wang Rui, President of Intel China, described this expansion as a significant milestone that deepens cooperation with the industry. The decision underscores Intel's continued commitment to the Chinese market despite broader global supply chain shifts, leveraging established infrastructure and regional advantages to bolster its operational capabilities and customer service efficiency within the region.
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