Hitachi plans to build two new data centers in China

November 24 News, according to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> media reports, Hitachi said November 24, will plan to actively seek large cloud computing projects and market software, To integrate data from the entire urban infrastructure.

Hitachi says it will sell cloud-based systems that integrate and analyze data collected from different sources such as roads, shipping, energy grids and bulk transportation. "These systems exist independently, such as train control systems or company management systems, but we can use the cloud to come to them, something that other IT vendors cannot provide," said Kaichiro Sakuma, who is in charge of Hitachi's platform business. "Hitachi is fully committed to monitoring and protecting the network by using proprietary cloud systems for sensitive data based on security requirements," he said.

According to reports, Hitachi specializes in manufacturing nuclear power plants and mobile phones, the company said its fiscal year ended in March 2016, from cloud-related business revenue target of 6.5 billion U.S. dollars, in the last fiscal year, the company's cloud-related business revenue of 70 billion yen.

As an example of Hitachi's plan, Sakuma pointed out that the company is installing a system in the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, a paradise for Japan's summer tourism. The system will manage the rental of electric cars and charge stations, monitoring the use of electricity and electronic payments. The company plans to expand the system in the future to foreign markets such as Hawaii and Spain.

Hitachi said it also wants to focus on so-called "big data" calculations that can analyze very large and diverse information. Sakuma says that so far, many infrastructure projects have been focused on real-time monitoring and feedback, but such data can now be saved and sorted out to find greater trends and inefficiencies.

It is understood that Hitachi will establish two new data centers in China to promote business development.

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)