Positive cloud computing concept shares strong performance

According to media reports, the cloud computing industry will be in the "Twelve-Five" into the take-off phase. Stimulated by this message, Friday cloud computing concept stocks in the wave of information, east China computer trading led strong performance, Neusoft group, wave software rose more than 5%.

reported that the "Twelve-Five" new generation of information technology industry development ideas clearly put forward, the next five years, the cloud will be in the social security, health care, education, employment and other fields are widely used, the income of more than 10 billion yuan backbone enterprises are expected to stand out.

New generation of emerging technology industry development ideas, "Twelve-Five" period will use cloud computing and other technologies to carry out emerging services demonstration, the implementation of information Huimin major application demonstration projects.

According to Oriental Securities calculation, the next five years, the national "cloud computing" industry chain may reach 750 billion to 1 trillion yuan, is expected to account for the 2015 strategic emerging industries more than 15% of the output value scale.

Jin Yuan Securities analyst Chuo Hongtian pointed out that research shows that 2010 China's cloud computing market size reached 55.93 billion yuan, an increase of 29.3%. In the 2011-2015, cloud computing will continue to be one of the hottest concepts in the entire ICT (information, communication and technology) market, and the cloud computing market will continue to grow at a high rate of more than 50% a year. Combined with listed companies in the cloud computing industry chain position and the company's competitiveness, to give ZTE, Ufida, Tai Chi shares, Donghua software to buy ratings, to China Unicom, super Map software, Hua Sheng Tiancheng, wave information overweight rating.

Zhejiang Merchants Securities pointed out that in the short and medium term, a-share listed companies will be the first to benefit from the provision of IT infrastructure and system integration Services enterprises. The proposal concerns the company has silver shares, guards Pass, Zhejiang Big net new, Hua Sheng Tiancheng, East China computer, tide information.

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Layout infrastructure Five countries seize mobile interconnected heights

More than 10 years ago, the Internet industry led the global economy at a high speed, and more than 10 years later, can the mobile Internet replicate the economic miracle again?

Although it is still unknown, a number of countries around the world have begun to layout.

The Obama administration announced in late July that the federal government plans to close about 40% of its computer data centers in the next four years to reduce the heavy technical budget and help the Government modernize its use of computer-managed data and provide services to its citizens.

Cantella Vivek Kundra, the US government's chief information officer, said publicly that the government's Internet strategy had begun to shift to cloud computing, which was part of the government's broad shift to a more efficient computing strategy for the internet era.

The economic downturn has spawned the US's determination to invest more in the mobile internet sector. Technological innovation has always been a winning tactic for Americans to break through economic barriers, as it seems today in the 90.

Like America, many of the world's early adopters of the Internet have been developing the next generation of mobile Internet products and technologies as an important part of the country's macroeconomic policy.

The United States: a national plan for cloud computing and wireless networks

The United States is the mobile Internet industry predators, the smart phone platform in the field of the United States leading the development of the emerging industry chain in all aspects.

Yi, secretary general of China Mobile Internet Industry Alliance, believes that in the United States, the Government is more to use a threshold to limit market access, rather than deliberately in a certain area to establish a clear incentive policy.

Since the beginning of the Bush administration, the United States has emphasized the promotion of information technology and the construction of the "cyber economy" of the New Century (002280) to ensure the absolute technological and economic superiority of the United States in the 21st century. The Bush administration has strongly supported the network and Information Technology Development Program (NITRD), with an average annual subsidy of $2.4 billion trillion.

In November 2008, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved white, which is supported by the White Space Alliance of High-tech giants such as Google, Motorola and Microsoft. Space program-opens unused free TV channels for better radio communications to improve Internet access in urban and rural areas.

The Obama administration launched the Federal Cloud Computing program in September 2009 to shift the federal Information technology infrastructure to network IT services. The federal government has also published a white paper on the federal Cloud Computing strategy, which defines "cloud computing" as a model for accessing shared computing pools and quickly deploying and publishing them on demand with minimal administrative costs.

Since then, cloud computing as the U.S. government's vigorous development of mobile internet technology to emerge, a large number of wireless communications infrastructure construction is also synchronized.

February 10, 2011, President Obama proposed the construction of a national wireless network plan. The goal is to build a high-speed wireless network covering 98% people across the United States in the next 5 years, when smartphones and tablets can quickly connect to the Internet, boosting jobs and boosting the U.S. economy.

The Obama administration plans to expand the wireless spectrum by 1 time times to meet the needs of wireless networks. It will also cost $5 billion to build wireless networks in remote areas, invest 3 billion of billions of dollars to develop wireless networking technology and invest 10.7 billion dollars in building public safety networks. The United States Broadband Program (NBP) explicitly incorporates the mobile operators industry organization Wireless Communications Association (CTIA) to improve the lack of radio spectrum resources to ensure that in the next decade 500MHz, the next five years will be the 300MHZ radio spectrum distribution to wireless broadband.

Japan: I-japan Strategy 2015

July 2009, Japan's IT strategy department formally launched to 2015, the medium and long-term information technology development strategy, the strategy called "I-japan Strategy 2015."

Japan's strategic positioning of information in the past emphasized the development of digital technology, too much emphasis on technical aspects, and the new strategy from the "people-oriented", focusing on the application of digital technology to build a universally accepted digital society.

I-japan strategy is divided into electronic government and electronic autonomy, health care, education and talent, such as the three core areas, plans to upgrade the ultra-high speed broadband construction to a new height.

At present, Japan's mobile payment business has been more successful. Its mobile payment is dominated by operators, and the Japanese mobile operator NTT is in the forefront of the field. To encourage businesses and consumers to adopt mobile payment methods, NTT tends to introduce incentives such as free mobile phones with mobile payment features.

At present, Japan has more than 3 million users of mobile payment business, with more than 20,000 retail outlets installed with this special reader. NTT DoCoMo's huge user base ensures that its mobile payment market is growing.

Before launching the national strategy of "I-japan Strategy 2015", Japan also continued its many years of fiscal stimulus, hoping to boost market growth through government investment.

In late February 2009, the Ministry of General Affairs of Japan issued an emergency macro policy "ICT New Deal". It is hoped that by increasing investment in the information and communication technology (ICT) industry, new market demand in the 100 trillion yen scale will be created within 3 years to get rid of the economic dilemma that Japan is facing at that time. In April of that year, the "ICT New Deal" Implementation of the document "Digital Japan Innovation Program (also known as the ICT Hatoyama Plan)" outline. The aim is to create new markets in the trillions of yen ICT industry and to increase the number of 300,000 to 400,000 jobs over the next 3 years, and to invest in ICT industries by encouraging ICT investment based on new growth strategies.

The plan has 9 action items. Including the creation of new digital industries (effective use of radio frequency spectrum, the development of the next generation of wireless communications technology, the creation of wireless UWB living Environment), by 2015 phased in the "Kasumigaseki Cloud Computing" system (with the help of cloud computing and other innovative technologies to establish government information systems); The realization of the elimination of broadband access areas and the absence of mobile phone reception areas at the end of fiscal year 2010 has created a rapid application environment in which all citizens can use broadband services and enjoy their convenience.

Finland: Government-funded "Angry Birds"

Finland, with its national characteristics as a creative SME, has also performed well in the mobile internet world.

The most popular and most successful mobile terminal game, "Angry Birds", was developed by Rovio, a Finnish company with just 40 people. Since its release in 2010, the Angry Bird has become a representative product of the company's transition to mobile internet products and has achieved great commercial success.

Finland is a country focused on research and innovation, ranked by the proportion of the country's GDP by research and innovation, now in the top three of the world, with about 4% per cent of GDP being invested in research and innovation.

99% of Finnish enterprises are SMEs, so the initial financing problem is the most critical.

The Finnish National Bureau of Technology Innovation, the Finnish Innovation Fund (SITRA) and the Finnish National Centre for Technology Research (VTT) are known as the 3 major public sectors in the Finnish innovation system, which provide much-needed financial and technical support to the Finnish innovation activities.

Currently, although Finland does not have a specific policy in the area of mobile Internet, it has consistently given the greatest support to emerging technologies with sustainable development potential.

Many small and medium-sized enterprises are funded by the Finnish National Bureau of Technology Innovation at the beginning of their start-up. In addition to government funding, trade associations will help. In the field of Mobile information, the Finnish Association for Mobile Communications has played an indispensable role in helping entrepreneurial enterprises to connect with external capital and to guide them towards international markets.

Rovio, which has been publicly quoted, has been funded by the Finnish National Technology Innovation Agency (TEKES) 's innovation program as it shifts its research focus to mobile internet products.

In addition to providing much-needed financial and technical support to innovative activities, the Finnish Government is also committed to improving the national information infrastructure through policy support to pave the runway for the development of High-tech industries. The Office of the Prime Minister of Finland published in 2007 a national Knowledge

The social-driven strategy 2007-2015, which is expected to be driven by a series of initiatives, will shift innovation to products and services, build an interactive information infrastructure, and transform Finland into an internationally attractive, people-centred, competitive knowledge and service community.

Britain: Creating the world's "digital capital"

Laying emphasis on infrastructure is the key direction of British mobile Internet industry policy.

June 16, 2009, the British government launched the "Digital UK" program, outlining the future of the UK in the Internet and telecommunications broadcasting industry, a wide range of strategic planning. The theme of "Digital Britain" is to make Britain the world's "digital capital" by improving its infrastructure, promoting digital applications and providing better digital protection.

The plan has five main objectives: first, the realization of digital network modernization, to upgrade the digital network including Wired network, wireless network, broadband network, and the other is to create a good digital culture and creative industrial environment, widely attract domestic and foreign investment; third, to encourage the provision of digital content from the British people's perspective; four, by creating a "ubiquitous network" , so that the majority of British citizens to participate in the digital economy and digital society; Five, through the effective application of cloud computing, improve government e-government construction.

To achieve these five goals, the "Digital UK" program also developed specific action plans. In the area of broadband, a three-year national plan to build broadband networks covering all the population by 2012 to achieve at least 2Mbps broadband services, and the Government's commitment to allocate 400 million dollars to support the laying of high-speed fibre-optic networks. In mobile communication, it realizes mobile spectrum liberalization, increases 3G coverage and accelerates the development of next generation mobile service.

December 6, 2010, the British government announced a "UK's ultra fast Broadband Future" plan-universal Broadband network, in 5 years, every community in the United Kingdom has a "digital center." The British government will invest a total of 830 million pounds (about $1.3 billion trillion) in money, and will encourage private money to enter the broadband construction sector.

In addition, the government will coordinate the distribution of more radio frequency spectrum for mobile networks. As part of the Digital Economy Act, the British government said it would provide an ultra fast internet connection to nine British families in 2017, and that the cost would be covered by the "broadband tax". British Culture Secretary Jeremy has said that if the plan is implemented successfully, the UK will have the best broadband network in Europe in 2015, and it is expected that the ultra fast Broadband network will lead to a billions of pound growth in UK GDP.

Singapore: Wisdom Country 2015

As a small country in Asia, the development of electronic communications industry in Singapore should not be underestimated.

Singapore is currently implementing its 6th plan for electronic information-"Wisdom 2015" or "iN2015". The plan is a 10-year development blueprint for the ICT industry launched by the Singapore Information and Communication Development Authority (IDA) in June 2006.

Since the 1980 's, the Government of Singapore has put forward 6 plans in the field of Informatization, the first 5 are the "National computerization" plan of 1980-1985, the "National It Plan" in 1986-1991, and the "IT2000 plan" in 1992-1999, 2000-2003 "Infocomm21 plan", 2003-2006 "Interconnection Singapore".

The objectives of the latest plan are: to 2015, the world's leading role in the use of information and communication for the creation of value-added for the economy and society, the realization of the value of the information and communication industry to the original twice times, up to 26 billion trillion yuan, the information and communication industry exports to 3 times times the original to 60 billion new yuan; add 80,000 jobs Families to use broadband.

In addition, a new generation of national ICT infrastructure will be built by 2012, including the construction of ultra-high speed and universal wired and wireless broadband networks of two kinds. At the same time, Ida has launched a corresponding platform and new services to further strengthen the development of the next generation of information and communication infrastructure.

So far, 1000 trillion per second cable network has covered 35% of Singapore's housing and construction, is expected to be planned at the end of this year to reach 60%, 2012 to 95%.

As a complement to wired broadband, the Wireless @ Singapore project delivers up to 1Mbps of wireless Wi-Fi internet access through more than 7,500 "hot spots". Currently, 1.6 million users have registered to use the service, with an average of 10.1 hours per month.

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