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US carmaker Tesla and chip giant Intel unveiled their new business plans in China over the weekend, serving as fresh examples of US companies’ confidence in the nation, as the world’s second-largest economy is ramping up its efforts to further attract foreign investment.

Industry watchers have had their eyes set on Intel's 3nm-based technologies, which are expected to debut in consumer CPUs as soon as next year. In the meantime,...

Intel finalizes specifications of its Intel 18A and Intel 20A process technologies.

/PRNewswire/ -- On December 9, 2022, the Shenzhen Global Investment Promotion Conference was held. It led to the negotiation and signing of 315 project...

Companies from the United States are showcasing their latest technologies and products at the ongoing fifth China International Import Expo, highlighting their long-term commitment to the Chinese market despite external uncertainties.

The Intel Arc A380 GPU seems to be an entry-level card designed for 1080p gaming. The company plans on launching its other desktop GPUs globally later this summer.

An Intel representative claims that homegrown Chinese processors could overtake Team Blue in 3-5 years.

Intel’s letter to suppliers, which was published in December, threatened to entangle the US chip maker in human rights issues in Xinjiang.

US chip giant Intel on Thursday apologized to its Chinese consumers, partners and the public for trouble caused by its move to boycott products from Northwest Chinas Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, but some Chinese netizens and experts said that the apology was not sincere and more commercial ramifications could follow.

US chip maker Intel has apologised to Chinese customers, partners and the public for telling its suppliers not to source products or labour from the region of Xinjia...