Intel Unveils Plans To Expand Chengdu Facility In China, Integrating Advanced Chip Packaging Services

Intel has reportedly announced plans to expand existing facilities in China, notably the Chengdu plant, providing enhanced packaging and testing services.

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Team Blue, which is in a tough financial position for now, has decided to pay attention to its China facilities, although at a pivotal time. The firm’s plans were revealed in an official WeChat post, where Intel disclosed that they plan to expand their Chengdu facility in an attempt to enhance existing applications and upscale production capacities to cater to the needs of Chinese customers. Here is what Intel China’s Chairman, Wang Rui, had to say on this occasion:

China’s continuous promotion of high-quality development and high-level opening up to the outside world are the foundation and driving force for Intel’s long-term development in the Chinese market. Intel’s strategy of being rooted in China and serving customers remains unchanged.

The expansion of the Chengdu base will enable Intel to focus more on local needs, integrate resources, respond more quickly to the digital and green transformation of Chinese customers, and inject new momentum into the sustainable development of the digital economy.

– Intel via WeChat

The expansion plans mainly target packaging and testing for client and server products, given the massive demand Intel faces from domestic clients. It is reported via ESM China that Intel’s Chengdu facility is one of the company’s largest chip packaging and testing…