Google's Chinese market continues to be frustrated, new competition in China rising

The latest figures show Google's continued strength in the search engine sector, according to comscore, a foreign business analyst. In search engine leadership, Google in the United States is still the preferred search, is the world's largest search engine. But Google has been unable to establish a similar position in China, which is the world's most populous country, a fast-growing consumer group.

Now the news is that Google's market in China is getting worse and the Chinese market has been pouring out new competitors in search engines. Alibaba, an internet company based in China, has launched an effort called Aliyun to challenge the most popular search engines and Google, Baidu and new search engines.

Aliyun, which will be housed within the AliCloud Alibaba Group's subsidiaries, will provide many of the same features that other search engines provide for online surfing. The page will be based on internet, news, pictures, map search. will be equipped with a China digital map and Navigation Company Gao de Software, provided by the map service on Aliyun.

At present, China's search engine market dominates Baidu. With 72.97% of the market share in China, Baidu's dominance may get better marks for the industry's choke-flow to maintain. The closest competitor, Qihoo 360, in 9.64%, could not even ask for a double digit market share. The third place is the Sogou in 7.83%, followed by the "amazing surprise" of Google's market share of the four 4.72%. A list of Bing and several other search engines can require a market share of less than 1%.

In such a messy industry dominated by a supplier, it seems confusing that another business will be stepping into the loop. However, this story has more than another competitor in the Chinese search engine market entrance. Alibaba Group has a deep financial strength, so the ability to take measures in the cracking of the market into China, does not need to rush through an "all or nothing" way out of the gate.

In this case, any search engine company to launch the main goal is to challenge the leader, Baidu, Alibaba seems to be sticking to the last Google. For beginners, this seems to be no small coincidence Aliyun's search engine industry analyst believes that there will be more in common, visually than other competitors in the Chinese market with Google.

In addition to a similar look, its search engine, Aliyun's entry into the market could be another battle between Google and China's Alibaba. Yes, these two competitors in the High-tech industry have history with each other in the country, and it is not going to be described as friendly.

Last year, Alibaba created the Aliyun mobile operating system smartphone in China, and believed that Acer developed a mobile phone running on the operating system. However, Google soon marched in Alibaba, forcing Acer to back up its projects. Aliyun mobile OS, using Android technology, Google's rationale is not a strong and compatible Android OS. Since Acer is a member of an open cell phone consortium, it is not allowed to sign into the project and pull out. In explanation, Google pointed out: "The compatibility of the Android ecosystem of the heart, and ensure that developers, manufacturers and consumers of a consistent experience." Incompatible versions of Android, such as Aliyun, weaken the ecosystem. All members of the Open cell Phone Alliance are committed to building an Android platform that does not ship incompatible Android devices.

However, this does not maintain a competitive ecosystem. "In summary, Google does not care if Acer develops mobile phones using Windows Phone 8, Apple iOS, BlackBerry os." On the other hand, they cannot build a mobile phone running on the Android operating system that is considered inferior. It seems obvious that there is no "vague feeling" between the two companies, but Alibaba's mobile Aliyun search engine can better Biari the mobile operating system in China.

Google's position in China is undeniably weak, with data from 2012 showing that Google's fourth position is not exactly specific. While rivals, Google has been in China's rich experience, but Qihoo 360 and other search engine business launched, so that 2012 Google's position weakened. Qihoo 360 jumps 2% of page access and unique visits during the last quarter of 2012 alone, from 7.3% and 7.4%,9.6% and 9.8% respectively. By contrast, Google's market share fell 5.1% and 5.2% in the last quarter of 2012, at 4.7% and 4.5%, respectively. This article by Irling Technology (120SEO) original starting, reproduced please link form to indicate the origin of the article http://www.120keji.com/gd/272.html and this statement, thank you