China's cloud market is the biggest scramble for Chinese cloud

The 2013 Chinese public cloud market was invaded by international giant companies, which also aroused people's attention to the Chinese cloud computing market. With domestic governments increasingly focused on boosting China's cloud computing capabilities, U.S. regional organizations, including Intel, have planned to http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11291.html "> Good prospects for the development of cloud providers to invest.

Intel's venture capital department this week announced plans to be in China's Wuxi Cloud technology Services (cloud infrastructure provider), Tianjin Bluewhale Information technology company (networked storage provider), and Shanghai Yeapoo Information Technology company (which provides business tools for such as mobile website construction, Online sales tools and customer data analysis solutions) on investment funds. The decision to invest in these tissues is due to a sharp increase in the demand for Chinese cloud computing and the continued double-digit growth of the chip maker's server business. In addition, the Chinese government claims that over the next year they have plans to move more business and government data and functionality into the cloud. To further promote this development, Intel will also invest in Chinese enterprises, mainly for wearable equipment manufacturing.

BusinessWire recently reported that the Chinese government hopes to bring advantages in services such as education and health care. The government has earmarked 1 billion of billions of dollars for cloud development, hoping that the ease and scalability of cloud-based solutions will enable employees to deliver better services to a large number of people. In addition, China's designated cloud computing cities in Wuxi, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing have provided enough capital and infrastructure to allow local governments to migrate their multiple urban services to the cloud.

China's technology market provides investors with many opportunities to achieve a strong financial return. The sheer size of China's population, huge markets and huge manufacturing operations will benefit from the use of cloud functions. In addition, cloud computing people in China and government agencies provide sufficient flexibility, while limiting the redundancy of work and storage capacity. According to Gartner, China's cloud computing industry will reach $163 billion trillion in the coming year.

Microsoft is coming, SAP is coming, Amazon is coming, now Intel is coming, the pearl of China cloud computing is gradually blooming its light, the limitless potential of China's cloud computing industry will attract more giant companies, and the local cloud maker needs to make efforts to keep its own piece of cloud cake.