Micron: Continuously Investing in the Chinese Market to Shape the Future of the Global Semiconductor Industry
Micron has been deeply rooted in China for over 20 years and has established close partnerships with customers. Mark Murphy explained that Micron's investment reflects its firm belief in China and looks forward to continuing to shape the future of the semiconductor industry together for the benefit of the world.
On March 27, 2024, Micron announced that its new packaging and testing plant in Xi'an officially broke ground, further strengthening the company's unwavering commitment to its operations, customers, and community in China. During the groundbreaking ceremony, Micron also announced the establishment of its first Packaging and Testing Manufacturing Center of Excellence (CoE) for sustainability in Xi'an.
In June 2023, Micron announced an additional investment of 4.3 billion RMB in Xi'an, which includes the construction of this new plant, introduction of new production lines, and the manufacture of a broader range of product solutions including, but not limited to, mobile DRAM, NAND, and SSD, expanding the existing DRAM packaging and testing capabilities of the Xi'an factory.
Mark Murphy stated that Micron is deeply rooted in China and is committed to multi-level development in China for the long term. Micron's investment in China demonstrates its confidence in the Chinese market, a strong semiconductor ecosystem, and highly skilled talent. The company will continue to support customers and the broader semiconductor ecosystem in China in the future.
Intel: Advancing AI Development, World Internet Conference Can Play a Leading Role
Currently, artificial intelligence technology is rapidly advancing and empowering various industries. In this process, the World Internet Conference can play a leading role.
Jiang Tao stated that China has an ultra-large-scale market, resilient supply chains, numerous innovative application scenarios, and rich multi-level high-quality talent resources, which are highly attractive to all foreign companies.
According to him, as one of the earliest multinational companies to conduct business in China, Intel has always adhered to the principle of being rooted in and serving China, and promotes mutual development.
Jiang Tao expressed his expectation that the World Internet Conference international organization can play a leading role in promoting artificial intelligence technology and applications, building industry consensus, and leveraging the Wuzhen Summit and related series of events to facilitate full exchange on the latest developments and future trends in the field of artificial intelligence among government, industry, academia, and related professionals.
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