Ian Yang promoted to president of Intel China metropolitan area

January 9, Intel announces the appointment of Ian Yang as the president of the Intel China Region and is fully responsible for Intel's operations and strategy in China.

The appointment was a major step in Intel's continued deepening of China's strategy, and a concrete manifestation of Intel's further strengthening of its long-term commitment to China, following the sale and marketing of an independent region upgraded to a direct report to headquarters in China on January 1, 2007.

"Ian Yang has been working at Intel for more than 22 years, the promotion was an affirmation of his outstanding performance," said Mr. Sean Maloney, executive vice president and chief marketing Officer of Intel Corporation, "Sean that under Ian Yang's leadership, Intel China will further consolidate its local capabilities and resources, combined with Intel global resources, Better respond to the needs of Chinese customers and partners, and better support local industry's independent innovation and the sustainable development of China's economy. ”

"I sincerely thank our customers, partners, government leaders and Intel Associates for their long-standing trust and support for me and Intel China," Ian Yang said in a promotion: "In the current economic situation, Intel China will further strengthen our core imprint, With China's total growth ' belief and commitment, we are confident in the development of China's economy and local industries.

Under the leadership of the government, Intel China will continue to work together with partners to support the independent innovation of local industries, to promote the integration of industrialization and informatization, and to actively participate in the process of rural informatization and new rural construction. As a local corporate citizen, Intel China will also conscientiously fulfill its corporate social responsibility. ”

Prior to this promotion, Ian Yang served as Vice president of Intel Corporation and general manager of China region. He joined Intel in 1986 as an intern, and has served in China and the United States in a number of marketing, sales and management positions.

Intel Corporation entered China in 1985 and has always been committed to promoting the innovation and development of China's IT industry. So far, Intel has invested nearly 4.5 billion dollars in China and has four research and development institutions, and Intel is building Asia's first 300-millimeter wafer factory in Dalian, in addition to its two chip-packaging testing plants in Shanghai and Chengdu. At the same time, as a local corporate citizen, Intel actively fulfills its social responsibilities and continues to devote Intel's love to technology, education, environmental protection, volunteer service and public welfare.

Ian Yang, president of Intel China metropolitan area