Chongqing cloud computing offshore base does not filter information foreign can have a license

CNET Science and Technology News, Chongqing, March 23 (Text / Liang Chin): Yesterday afternoon, at the 2012 China (Chongqing) International Cloud Computing Summit held at the high-level, Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan "Cloud Plan and Chongqing Economic Transformation" theme report Zhong pointed out that "Chongqing's ability to rapidly develop cloud computing within three years and have a place in the cloud computing industry is a victory for the model."

Huang Qifan gave a detailed explanation of the cloud plan in Chongqing. He pointed out that Chongqing has its own characteristics in developing cloud computing. The relationship between the cloud and the end is very close. If there is no cloud, the device is a bunch of calculators. With the cloud, no matter what kind of end is turned into the concept of intelligent robots. The terminal is eternal.

While attaching importance to development, Chongqing also attaches great importance to the development of the cloud. “From the perspective of the Chongqing Municipal Government, we do not create clouds, but rather create a good investment environment and develop a cloud policy system.”

Huang Qifan pointed out that there are three major developments in cloud computing in Chongqing. The first is to build smart clouds in the category of smart cities in Chongqing, including cloud education, cloud transportation, and cloud medical services. Second, Chongqing, as a central city of China's interior, can't be used only for clouds. Serve itself, radiate Southwest, stretch and some domestic professional systems, cover the whole country, serve the country, build China's onshore cloud system; Third, Chongqing hopes to become an important part of the global cloud system, and strive to build Chongqing into a global reputation. Offshore outsourcing center.

Speaking of offshoring, Huang Qifan analyzed, “Now, in the world network system, there are 1 million servers entering the Asian outsourcing market, 400,000 in India, and 600,000 in India, Malaysia, Hong Kong and other countries and regions. There is no one in mainland China. Japan was worried about the development of cloud and data centers because of last year's earthquake. The global landscape is changing. In the cloud era, the global server market will grow by 5 to 10 times."

As to why China is zero in cloud computing offshore outsourcing, Huang Qifan pointed out that due to China’s accession to the WTO, there was a provision that foreign companies could not have relevant licenses in the cloud computing related market in China, and could not hold shares. "Chongqing needs to be more open and change the rules of the game when it comes to offshore outsourcing bases. In the cloud computing pilot area in Chongqing, foreigners can have licenses, and we will not filter information. We welcome foreign investors to invest in and join us. Will be good service."

Seeing this business opportunity, we have pinpointed our position—Chongqing must vigorously develop cloud computing offshore outsourcing business. We must achieve 1 million units in 2015. This plan was formulated as early as a year ago and was written into the 12th Five-Year Work Report for Chongqing. ”

Huang Qifan disclosed that "the whole construction will have a process. This year, Chongqing will have 300,000 server data centers under construction. There will be gradual growth in the coming years."