Leung: Microsoft cloud Computing in China into a real operation

Leung (TechWeb), Chairman and CEO of Microsoft Greater China, has been coping with meetings and receptions at the fair in the early morning. But Leung, chairman and CEO of Microsoft Greater China, insists on non-stop use of a short period of time to communicate with Nanfang daily reporters After all, since 2008, when the CEO of Microsoft Greater China, Leung has never had a separate communication with the media in the Southern District, low-key, pragmatic, it is the ancestral home in Guangdong, but has never returned to his hometown tour CEO most appropriate description. Microsoft has been keeping a low profile in China, but over the years it has often become media-focused news, often not from its business performance, but by the industry as a "Microsoft curse" that Microsoft's Chinese president does not reign more than 24 months in the spell. Leung does not deny that he also knows the existence of the spell, "I have been in office for more than two years, so I can finally come out to see everyone." "Leung is the sixth CEO of Microsoft to enter China in 16 years. Tan, who is now the CEO of the NBA in China, was in the same position as Motorola, and Chen was the chairman and president of Motorola China. Tan was a four-year service to Microsoft from 2004 to 2007. Prior to Chen, Microsoft China's CEO (or CEO) also included Tang June, who served from 2002 to 2003, Gao from 1999 to 2002, Wu from 1998 to 1999, and Du Jiane from 1995 to 1998. Before entering Microsoft, for the software and PC industry, heard that Leung is not much, but in the communications industry, Leung is definitely a very high industry position. So when it comes to the recent results of Microsoft's cloud computing, Leung seems to have a lot to say. After all, cloud computing is a hot topic in the IT market in recent years, and in this area, Microsoft has been playing a leading role, not only the industry's only one can provide end-to-end of the entire cloud computing architecture application products, and is the only one in the operating mode of a more complete solution of the manufacturer. "Microsoft cloud Computing in China has entered the real operation phase, the use of cloud technology to make cloud computing truly public service, Microsoft is deepening cooperation with local governments and partners to accelerate the landing of cloud computing technology in China." "Leung does not conceal his plan to put Microsoft's cloud computing Center in China, but he has also raised several very practical questions that are now being faced," first of all, the issue of licences, the concept of a cloud computing center has never been before, what licences are needed, and the need for further consultation with the Government. The second is to choose a place with excellent bandwidth resources, which has a decisive impact on the operation of the cloud computing center, and finally to choose a place with developer resource Support, which is a piece of Microsoft's great value. "Leung believes that if these three problems can be solved successfully, Microsoft Cloud Computing Center will have no obstacle to entering China." When it comes to Windows8 's recent concerns, Liang more often than not to add the mantra "I'm very careful to answer your questions" before the question, so that we can only learn from the President and CEO of the Microsoft Greater China region that At present, WINDOWS8 will be fully compatible with all the applications of Windows7, while having all of the platform has the same interface characteristics of the few information, but perhaps it is this cautious manner, so that today in China's low-key development of Microsoft, can be more robust growth.