On November 9, FedEx announced the expansion of the China-US freight network layout, adding four new weekly flights connecting Shanghai, Guangzhou, and the US, using Boeing 777 freighters to help advanced industrial manufacturing, semiconductor production, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and high-end e-commerce. Among them, three flights depart from Shanghai and stop at Osaka, Japan, to FedEx's two major transit centers in Anchorage and Memphis in the US; the other flight departs from Guangzhou and arrives in Anchorage and Memphis. According to a report released jointly by FedEx Express and Frost & Sullivan this year, China is the single largest semiconductor market in the world, accounting for nearly 30% of the global market.

On November 9, FedEx announced the expansion of the China-US freight network layout, adding four new weekly flights connecting Shanghai, Guangzhou, and the US, using Boeing 777 freighters to help advanced industrial manufacturing, semiconductor production, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and high-end e-commerce. Among them, three flights depart from Shanghai and stop at Osaka, Japan, to FedEx's two major transit centers in Anchorage and Memphis in the US; the other flight departs from Guangzhou and arrives in Anchorage and Memphis. According to a report released jointly by FedEx Express and Frost & Sullivan this year, China is the single largest semiconductor market in the world, accounting for nearly 30% of the global market.