Microsoft China Cloud Computing Innovation Center settled in Shanghai

Microsoft China announced its cloud Computing Innovation Center in Shanghai today at a summit of Microsoft's cloud computing partners, midday news, September 16.　　This marks a significant step in the development of Microsoft's cloud computing strategy in China. "Microsoft offers the most comprehensive cloud computing solutions for customers and partners around the world," said Bob Muglia, Microsoft's global president for cloud computing strategy and server and Development tools division at the Cloud Computing partner summit. Currently, 70% of Microsoft engineers, including those at Microsoft's Asia-Pacific Research and Development group, are working on cloud computing, a figure that will continue to grow in the future. "The Chinese market has always been strategically important in Microsoft's global layout," he said.　　Microsoft China Cloud Computing Innovation Center will be equipped with an experienced team of engineers, and the center's dedicated laboratory can help governments, partners and customers to implement rapid modeling, concept validation, cloud computing solutions testing. Shao Zhiqing, deputy director of Shanghai Economic and Information Technology Commission, said, "Microsoft's establishment of cloud computing Innovation Center in Shanghai will help Shanghai to accelerate the implementation of the ' cloud plan ' strategic objectives and further promote the development of Shanghai's cloud computing industry." "At present, Microsoft Asia-Pacific Research and Development Group has played an important role in the company's cloud computing product development strategy, participating in the development of cloud services products including Bing, Windows Live, Live Messenger, Microsoft Dynamic Online, business transaction platform and so on." In particular, one of Microsoft's Asia Pacific Research and Development Group's key departments, the server and Development Tools Division of the Chinese team has been committed to the development of public cloud and private cloud core platform products, including Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, System Center,　　Products such as Windows HPC server. Microsoft has been pushing to the ground in China since its full commitment to cloud computing. November 2008, Microsoft and Suzhou Industrial Park, Jiangsu Cloud Network Service Co., Ltd. together to create a SaaS service platform-the cloud online officially launched; At the same time, Microsoft built a joint development of Hangzhou cloud computing training platform to help enterprises improve software research and development innovation capabilities, reduce enterprise software production costs; end of 2009 , Microsoft and Taiwan, China Telecom signed a cloud computing technical cooperation Memorandum (MOU), for client device software application services and cloud services, such as cooperation, with a new mode of operation to join hands to create cloud services business opportunities. Jungle)