What’s bringing tech titans like Micron and Qualcomm to Beijing? The answer lies at the China International Supply Chain Expo, where global semiconductor leaders are forging partnerships that could redefine the industry’s future. 🌐✨
At the event, U.S. firms are sourcing cutting-edge wafer laser equipment made in the Chinese mainland, while showcasing collaborations with local partners. Micron’s booth highlights its growing ties with Chinese tech firms, while Qualcomm spotlights joint ventures in AI and 5G chips. 💻🔌
“This isn’t just about trade—it’s about co-creation,” said CGTN’s Zhao Chenchen, roaming the expo floor. With over 500 companies from 50+ countries, the gathering underscores how China’s semiconductor ecosystem is becoming a must-engage hub for innovation, despite global supply chain shifts. 🌍🤝
Analysts say the expo reveals a key truth: From R&D to manufacturing, collaboration is the new competitive edge. As one exhibitor put it, “The future of tech isn’t built in silos—it’s built across borders.” 🚀🌟
