The 9th China International Import Expo opened today in Shanghai. Intel (INTC) appeared in the Technology and Equipment exhibition area, with its booth focusing on computing products, integrated green power and energy storage computing solutions, token all-in-one machines, as well as agentic PCs and gaming terminals, demonstrating the company's collaborative achievements with partners in advancing intelligent applications and exploring green computing infrastructure.
Wang Zhicong, Chairman of Intel (INTC) China, stated, "In the era of agents, advances in computing power must be combined with industry demands, energy efficiency, and business sustainability to be converted into lasting productivity. The CIIE is not only a window for showcasing new technologies and applications, but also an important platform for connecting different market needs and deepening long-term cooperation. Intel (INTC) will leverage its global product and open platform advantages to deepen collaboration with Chinese industry partners, enabling global technologies to better serve local applications, and bringing customized innovative products based on local needs to benefit both the Chinese and global markets."
As agentic applications place higher demands on system coordination and logical scheduling, the critical role of CPUs is further strengthened, and deep end-edge-cloud collaboration has become a core path for reducing costs and improving efficiency. Addressing this trend, Intel (INTC) demonstrated multi-layered computing capabilities from underlying chips to system deployment. Leveraging its core Intel 18A advanced process and packaging capabilities, Intel (INTC) is translating advanced manufacturing into computing products for diverse needs. The booth showcased a full-stack computing matrix including 3rd Gen Intel (INTC) Core Ultra processors, Intel (INTC) Xeon 6+ processors, and new-generation Network and Edge (NEX) products, covering diverse application needs across client, edge, and data center, providing an energy-efficient foundation for end-edge-cloud collaboration.
In the data center and enterprise application sector, Intel (INTC) Xeon 6+ processors balance performance and power consumption with a high-density architecture, meeting the high-concurrency scheduling needs of agents. On one hand, Intel (INTC) is working with partners to advance rack-level solutions for large data centers, and on the other hand, it is collaborating with ecosystem partners to launch token all-in-one machines for localized enterprise AI deployment, lowering the barrier for enterprise AI adoption.
In the intelligent terminal sector, on-device AI is moving from "waiting for commands" to "proactive service." Relying on CPU, GPU, and NPU computing engines and a hybrid deployment approach of device-cloud collaboration, Intel (INTC) has partnered with ecosystem players to bring agentic applications such as Baidu Dazi, Doubao Work, Marvis, and WorkBuddy into PCs, deeply integrating agents into workflows spanning office and learning, creative design, entertainment and lifestyle, and computer settings. Meanwhile, multi-form gaming products such as AI high-silence gaming laptops Plus, combined with AI gaming assistants, empower ultimate gaming experiences with real-time AI interaction.
The Intel (INTC) green power and energy storage computing integrated solution adopts a standardized, modular container design, supporting flexible configuration of computing and energy storage modules according to customer needs. The solution is centered on an Intel (INTC) architecture CPU computing platform, combined with full-stack technical capabilities to build computing cabins, and through cooperation with China's leading energy storage and power companies, along with the capabilities of Chinese IT industry partners in equipment design and manufacturing, open-source AI ecosystem, and computing optimization, it creates a new type of AI infrastructure that coordinates computing and energy storage.
According to reports, over 41 years of operating in China, Intel (INTC) has always been rooted in the Chinese market and grown together with the local industry. Currently, with its extensive local business network, Intel (INTC) has built an open ecosystem with more than 15,000 partners.
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