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FIC expands capacity in Guangzhou

David Tseng and Irene Chang, Taipei; Heidi Chu, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 23 November 2000 0

First International Computer (FIC), a leading motherboard and PC maker in Taiwan, is aggressively building up its production facilities in Guangzhou, China. Through a strategic alliance with SCI Systems, FIC expects to further enhance its manufacturing...

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