Mark Mills: Cloud computing to China America is a worry

The U.S. "Forbes" July 16 article, the original title: The United States new large outsourcing, cloud computing to China? Time to get to the 2016 Olympic Games. Senator Reed will no longer call for the burning of our Olympic team's Chinese uniforms, but rather a boycott of video games. Why? Because the Olympic video showing our athletes ' style is stored in the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13644.html of China's "> Cloud Computing Center" in mass byte form.

Over the next few years, we will find that the United States is outsourcing not only the 200-year-old textile industry, as well as the 21st century information superhighway infrastructure.

Cloud computing is the fastest-growing infrastructure on the planet today, from entertainment to health care, 9374.html, and all walks of life in the world economy are shifting to it. Demand for cloud computing services in the West is rising sharply, and China has taken the foresight to target the outsourcing business.

China is building its cloud computing capacity at 4 times times the rate of growth in domestic Internet services. In fact, China's cloud computing speed has been faster than the entire Asia-Pacific region of data demand. Unlike many other products or services, the huge market for data services is outside the Asia-Pacific. It's time to outsource the business fruition. The Indian consultancy predicts that China's cloud computing spending will grow from its current shortfall of less than $20 billion trillion to 150 billion a year before the next Olympics. With this ability, the cloud computing center will move from the suburbs of Washington, where the internet was born, to Inner Mongolia.

All the cloud industry-related companies, including industry leaders IBM and HP, are building cloud infrastructure projects across China. Chongqing is building the world's largest single data center, the equivalent of 20 football pitches, which coincides with the 2016 Summer Olympics. The 1.6 billion-dollar Chongqing center is 3 times times the size of Apple's newest mega-center in North Carolina State. It is at the heart of a growing cloud-computing infrastructure (in China) with thousands of similar institutions. The Chinese have made no secret of their goals. The media praised the Chongqing center, "the government plans to attract global data-processing outsourcing (including local) to Chongqing and build an important base for national offshore and onshore data processing centers." "China has made a reasonable bet.

We know that cloud computing infrastructure will produce a lot of matching and unpredictable business and technology, inevitable ripple spillover effect. If all this happens mainly in China, it would be too bad. By the 2016 Olympics, lawmakers in Washington might be scolding another outsourcing industry. (Author Mark Mills, Wang Huicong)

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)