Following Intel’s investment of US$2.5 billion in Asia’s first wafer fab, Intel’s Dalian Chip Factory, at the end of October, on November 8th, another giant AMD announced that its subsidiary, AMD’s Suzhou Packaging and Metering Plant, will Large-scale expansion will be completed by the end of next year. After the completion of the expansion, the plant's production capacity will be doubled. The competing layout of the two giant chip giants in China indicates that China has increasingly become the most important market in the chip industry chain beyond the United States.
Intel: After three years of huge investment to complete China's entire industrial chain, Intel’s first US$2.5 billion wafer fab in Asia, the Intel Dalian Chip Factory, officially went into operation at the end of October.
In an interview with the media, Intel CEO Otellini pointed out that the commissioning of the Dalian chip factory once again demonstrated Intel’s commitment to China and benefited the IT industry in Dalian and even China. At the same time, it has played an important role in China’s economic development and promoted China’s economic progress in innovation. It is reported that the completion of the Dalian chip factory will allow Intel to invest a total of US$4.7 billion in China.
In this regard, analysts said, "Actually, since Intel began its entry into China in 1985, Intel has always emphasized the need to 'sinicize'. The operation of the Intel chip factory in Dalian marks that China has become the most complete market for Intel facilities beyond the US market. From package testing to wafer fabrication, together with Intel's R&D centers and research labs in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities in China, Intel initially completed the entire industrial chain layout of the chip industry in China through three large-scale investments. â€
AMD: The Chinese market is the key to success in the global market On November 8th, AMD's AMD Suzhou Packaging and Testing Plant under AMD will significantly expand and complete the first phase of the plan by the end of next year. According to the relevant person in charge of AMD, the AMD expansion will transform the AMD Suzhou plant into an integrated factory that integrates assembly, testing, marking, and packaging functions, enabling it to simultaneously have central processing units, graphics processors, and acceleration processors. Ability to package and test.
According to reports, the Suzhou plant is AMD's first CPU test and packaging plant in China. It was officially put into production in December 2004, when the investment was 100 million US dollars. The main business is to test the CPUs of desktop computers and notebook computers that have already been produced, and then supply them to customers. This is the last link in the manufacture of AMD chips. At present, the Suzhou plant has already assumed more than 2/3 of the world's chip testing tasks for AMD.
In response to the expansion of the Suzhou packaging and testing plant, Robert J, executive vice president and chief operating officer and chief executive of AMD. Rivet said: "The expansion of the Suzhou plant is not only an important reflection of the factory's early development status and technical quality, but also AMD's recognition of China's outstanding technical talent and market potential. China is AMD's vital market, it is The key to success as a technology leader in the global market."
China's IT industry benefited from chip giants' layout Mainland China Although Yang Xu, president of Intel China, talks about the operation of Dalian, production capacity will not affect product prices. However, according to Yang Syria, the Intel Dalian factory has already begun to exert the economic effect of industrial clusters. After Intel has established a wafer factory in an area, it has played a very good effect. Upstream and downstream industries, suppliers, etc. The development of the manufacturers will be concentrated in this, the key is the upstream and downstream supporting equipment arrived, the second is the gradual formation of talent reserves, so many companies will seize this environment to move over.
Intel: After three years of huge investment to complete China's entire industrial chain, Intel’s first US$2.5 billion wafer fab in Asia, the Intel Dalian Chip Factory, officially went into operation at the end of October.
In an interview with the media, Intel CEO Otellini pointed out that the commissioning of the Dalian chip factory once again demonstrated Intel’s commitment to China and benefited the IT industry in Dalian and even China. At the same time, it has played an important role in China’s economic development and promoted China’s economic progress in innovation. It is reported that the completion of the Dalian chip factory will allow Intel to invest a total of US$4.7 billion in China.
In this regard, analysts said, "Actually, since Intel began its entry into China in 1985, Intel has always emphasized the need to 'sinicize'. The operation of the Intel chip factory in Dalian marks that China has become the most complete market for Intel facilities beyond the US market. From package testing to wafer fabrication, together with Intel's R&D centers and research labs in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities in China, Intel initially completed the entire industrial chain layout of the chip industry in China through three large-scale investments. â€
AMD: The Chinese market is the key to success in the global market On November 8th, AMD's AMD Suzhou Packaging and Testing Plant under AMD will significantly expand and complete the first phase of the plan by the end of next year. According to the relevant person in charge of AMD, the AMD expansion will transform the AMD Suzhou plant into an integrated factory that integrates assembly, testing, marking, and packaging functions, enabling it to simultaneously have central processing units, graphics processors, and acceleration processors. Ability to package and test.
According to reports, the Suzhou plant is AMD's first CPU test and packaging plant in China. It was officially put into production in December 2004, when the investment was 100 million US dollars. The main business is to test the CPUs of desktop computers and notebook computers that have already been produced, and then supply them to customers. This is the last link in the manufacture of AMD chips. At present, the Suzhou plant has already assumed more than 2/3 of the world's chip testing tasks for AMD.
In response to the expansion of the Suzhou packaging and testing plant, Robert J, executive vice president and chief operating officer and chief executive of AMD. Rivet said: "The expansion of the Suzhou plant is not only an important reflection of the factory's early development status and technical quality, but also AMD's recognition of China's outstanding technical talent and market potential. China is AMD's vital market, it is The key to success as a technology leader in the global market."
China's IT industry benefited from chip giants' layout Mainland China Although Yang Xu, president of Intel China, talks about the operation of Dalian, production capacity will not affect product prices. However, according to Yang Syria, the Intel Dalian factory has already begun to exert the economic effect of industrial clusters. After Intel has established a wafer factory in an area, it has played a very good effect. Upstream and downstream industries, suppliers, etc. The development of the manufacturers will be concentrated in this, the key is the upstream and downstream supporting equipment arrived, the second is the gradual formation of talent reserves, so many companies will seize this environment to move over.
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