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CTOnews.com, May 19 (Xinhua) Intel CEO Patrick Gersingh (Patrick Gelsinger) visited Japan this week as part of a delegation of foreign semiconductor companies.

Intel has no clear investment plans in Japan, but sources say the company has contacted a number of local partners to engage in in-depth cooperation in encapsulation technology and quantum computing.

'Japan plays a very important role in the semiconductor industry, 'Mr. Gerzinger said in an interview with Nikkei Asian Review.

First of all, Japanese semiconductor companies first consider how to reduce the impact on the environment; secondly, Japan is developing rapidly in supercomputers and quantum computers; finally, Japan has attracted many partners to create infrastructure for testing and manufacturing semiconductor components.

Gersingh believes that Japan continues to maintain a leading position in semiconductor components, CTOnews.com translation interview content is as follows: "countries around the world are promoting and deploying advanced packaging technology, Japan has a leading edge in this area, and continues to consolidate its position in the global market."

Gelsinger explained that negotiations were under way with Japanese partners, but declined to give details of them. Intel's boss said only that the company would expand its research activities in Japan in the area of new methods for encapsulating chips.

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