Multinational chip companies are highlighting their commitment to the Chinese market at the sixth China International Import Expo, as the country's fast-growing semiconductor sector and digital transformation push are bringing huge opportunities, corporate executives and experts said. Chip companies from the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea and other countries have set up big booths at the ongoing CIIE in Shanghai.
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French multinational Schneider Electric sees the China International Import Expo (CIIE) as an "engagement with China" that must not be missed, said Yin Zheng, executive vice president of Schneider Electric's China & East Asia Operations. "CIIE is a demonstration of China's high-level opening-up.
"By participating in the China International Import Expo (CIIE) every year and receiving coverage from Chinese and German media, our brand awareness has rapidly increased," said Shao Haoqing, Chairman of SYR Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
