It's not a question of the amount. The government investment should produce a guiding effect that encourages enterprises to focus on technological innovation and development.

We have promised that when licensing commences, we will allow companies to choose among existing Chinese standards according to their own development situation and market demand.

But now we are pursuing the concept of market-oriented innovation to make production and research mutually supportive.

The benefit package put forth by the Israeli government was part of the equation. This is a good investment for Intel and for the state of Israel.

We believe (the government) should ... shift spending from more investment-oriented to consumption-oriented.

It's going to take a significant investment on the industrial side, not the government side but the industrial side, in China to begin to approach what it takes to be competitive worldwide.