Apple increases investment in China and establishes new application research laboratories
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发表于 2024-3-12 14:14:31
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Securities Times e-Company News: On March 12th, Apple announced on its official website that it will expand its application research laboratory in China to enhance the capabilities of its Shanghai research center, providing support for the reliability, quality, and material analysis of all product lines. It will also open a new application research laboratory in Shenzhen later this year to provide strong support for employees in the entire region and deepen cooperation with local suppliers. As of now, Apple has invested over 1 billion yuan in its advanced application research laboratory. Apple stated that this investment will continue to grow with the addition of new facilities in Shenzhen. This expansion is a continuation of Apple's continuous investment in research and development in China. Currently, Apple has research and development centers in Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, and Shenzhen.
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