Wednesday, October 13, 2010
AMD China, the wholly-owned holding subsidiary of the world's leading chip maker Advanced Micro Devices, Inc (AMD), signed a memorandum with the Beijing municipal government Oct 12 to build its second global center.
It is expected that AMD will make plans during the next few years to establish its second global center in Beijing to support the US headquarters and drive local information industry growth.
"The new global center represents AMD's growing responsibility to China. AMD will continue with its commitment to growing together with the nation," said Bruce Claflin, AMD board chairman.
According to the memorandum, AMD China will strengthen cooperation with IT partners in Beijing to help them improve their innovation capabilities and global competitiveness.
AMD China will partner with original-equipment manufacturing (OEM) enterprises to participate in major information construction programs in Beijing, contributing to the city's international metropolitan development strategy. The programs center on triple-network convergence, supercomputer center, data center and the internet of things. The Beijing government will provide policy support as required.
By: DocMemory
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