Global IT giants have entered the field of cloud computing in China

Just hours after Amazon officially announced its plan to establish a completely new Amazon Web Services zone in Beijing, IBM also made a bold move to announce a new partnership with Century Internet Corporation, which will be hosted by the latter in Beijing Facilities provide high-end SmartCloud Enterprise + cloud services. IBM also pointed out that IBM, as a novice company in China and in the field of enterprise workloads, has had years of experience working with Chinese customers as an enterprise IT vendor - but AWS's "best-known accomplishment is that it provides Netflix stand by". Alarm sounded - AWS has been or will soon become a business competitor IBM company has always held a vanguard operating philosophy, and some time ago the value of 600 million US dollars CIA cloud orders handed over to AWS's apparently so that their self-esteem A heavy blow. SmartCloud Enterprise + is a suite of OpenStack cloud services designed specifically for enterprise customers, and according to a spokesman for IBM, IBM made its "open standards-based" feature the main idea - apparently based on Amazon's " cloudy. How things will develop in the future remains to be seen. You can hear about this century the company - of course, this is a large-scale carrier neutral Internet service companies, has worked with Microsoft to launch in China, Windows Azure, Office 365 and other services. According to Microsoft spokesman, these services are still in the public test phase. Although AWS, IBM and Microsoft are flocking to the Chinese market, Google has chosen a different direction in this trend - probably due to the conflict over the Internet censorship system that the company had encountered in China in the past. However, the face of such a vast potential market in China, I believe Google's silence will not last too long. The OpenStack Foundation held its OpenStack summit in Hong Kong this fall, hoping to capitalize on the region's interest in cloud computing as an economic return. Janakiram MSV, an analyst at Gigaom Research Inc., points out that China is a land of note. "Google's withdrawal was due to the censorship of the censors in the past. In fact, the major reason Google was affected by the actual operation of its product users is that there is no conflict between Amazons and the Chinese government as they promote Is a B2B environment, it is equally difficult for AWS to achieve the desired results in the negotiations with Chinese companies and utilities, "he explains. On the other hand, he thinks IBM's long-term growth in China and India has made it a trusted supplier to these markets. "IBM has a very solid partnership with local system integrators whose technical decisions have a strong influence on the local company's operating policies and that the partnership with Century Internet Corporation will help IBM attract many large enterprises as well as Government agency customers while limiting AWS's performance in emerging and SMB markets. "He predicts IBM will continue to follow its operating philosophy in the Indian market, working hand in hand with major local telecom carriers or data center providers. However, there are reports that the operation of AWS is on track and a memorandum of cooperation has been signed with public agencies such as Beijing Municipal Party Committee and Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Government. Huge Market Opportunities According to IDC estimates, IT spending by emerging countries this year will rise by 13% compared with the same period of last year, among which China will take the lead. This is precisely the precursor to the economic recovery. According to statistics released by IDC, "China's IT spending growth will be flat with that of the United States in terms of U.S. dollars - importantly, the overall size of the Chinese market is only one-third that of the U.S. market, so such an increase can not be ignored In addition, according to Gartner's forecast, China's IaaS market will maintain a compound annual growth rate of 35.4% from 2011 to 2016. Just this year, Gartner conservatively estimated China's IaaS market could reach 96.3 million US dollars, but any pair Practitioners in China and the United States who remain concerned about the headlines of the censorship regime know that the new market poses particular challenges to business operations, but the answer is clear now - huge market and potentially large-scale revenue overwhelm manufacturers The fear of risk, the United States cloud service companies have vied for war into the.