EU to launch cloud computing public-Private Partnership Action plan

January 26, 2012, Neelie, vice-Chairman of the European Commission and member of Europe's digital agenda, announced at the "Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/39374.html > World Economic Forum" held in Davos, Switzerland, The EU will launch the cloud computing public-Private Partnership action plan.

At the beginning of the action plan, the European Commission will invest 10 million euros in three phases. The first stage: study the basic rules of cloud computing procurement, including cloud computing procurement standards, cloud computing security and incentive competition measures. The second stage: the implementation of cloud computing procurement plan. Phase III: Implementing Cloud Computing in the EU context. The "cloud computing public-Private Partnership Action Plan" focuses first on the role of the public sector, while emphasizing the cooperation of the public sector and private institutions.

In the public service sector, cloud computing applications involve health care, education, and public data service platforms, accounting for about 20% of the cloud computing market, while private institutions have a wealth of ICT and data infrastructures, new technologies and innovative talent to strengthen public-private partnerships through public procurement, Help to accelerate the deployment and application of cloud computing, discover and solve practical operational problems related to interoperability, network security and laws and regulations in cloud computing applications, enhance public confidence in cloud computing use, and provide demonstration orientation for commercial application of cloud computing, thereby creating new business opportunities and making the EU a global competitive , unified cloud Computing application market.

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