AMD announced on the 10th that it will expand its factory in Suzhou Industrial Park in China. This expansion will allow AMD Suzhou to become a full-service integrated plant that integrates assembly, testing, labeling, and packaging, as well as having CPUs and GPUs. And the APU's ability to pack and test. The expansion project is expected to double the output of the Suzhou plant and increase the floor area. The first phase of the expansion project is expected to be completed in December 2011.
AMD's Suzhou plant began service in December 2004 and is primarily responsible for testing CPU integrated circuits. The products tested ranged from desktop CPU to notebook computer CPU, from 130nm to 45nm technology.
According to Robert J, executive vice president and chief operating and administrative director of AMD. Rivet said that the continuous development and expansion of the Suzhou plant is not only an affirmation of the technical quality and performance performance of the plant since it was put into service, but also shows AMD’s recognition of China’s outstanding technical talents and market potential. China is a key market for AMD and AMD will continue to expand its development in different areas in China.
Guo Kezun, Senior Vice President of AMD Global China and President of Greater China, expressed his thanks to the Suzhou Municipal Government for its long-term support and assistance to AMD Suzhou's packaging and testing plant. The expansion of the Suzhou Plant has significant implications for the development of Greater China, and AMD will continue to work hard to implement the core plant. China, to win the promise of the future, grows together with China.
AMD invested in the Chinese market as early as in 1993. Its business has gradually grown from early product sales to full-scale business development including R&D, distribution channel management, production, and marketing. With the rapid development of China's economy and infrastructure, China is playing a more and more important role in the global information technology industry. Both AMD and Intel continue to increase their investments in China and expect to have an advantage in the Chinese market.
AMD's Suzhou plant began service in December 2004 and is primarily responsible for testing CPU integrated circuits. The products tested ranged from desktop CPU to notebook computer CPU, from 130nm to 45nm technology.
According to Robert J, executive vice president and chief operating and administrative director of AMD. Rivet said that the continuous development and expansion of the Suzhou plant is not only an affirmation of the technical quality and performance performance of the plant since it was put into service, but also shows AMD’s recognition of China’s outstanding technical talents and market potential. China is a key market for AMD and AMD will continue to expand its development in different areas in China.
Guo Kezun, Senior Vice President of AMD Global China and President of Greater China, expressed his thanks to the Suzhou Municipal Government for its long-term support and assistance to AMD Suzhou's packaging and testing plant. The expansion of the Suzhou Plant has significant implications for the development of Greater China, and AMD will continue to work hard to implement the core plant. China, to win the promise of the future, grows together with China.
AMD invested in the Chinese market as early as in 1993. Its business has gradually grown from early product sales to full-scale business development including R&D, distribution channel management, production, and marketing. With the rapid development of China's economy and infrastructure, China is playing a more and more important role in the global information technology industry. Both AMD and Intel continue to increase their investments in China and expect to have an advantage in the Chinese market.
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