UK invests 4.5 million pounds to boost cloud computing applications

To encourage http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13422.html "> Cloud Computing Technology Applications, the British Government allocated 4.5 million pounds to the Technical Strategy Committee (TSB), To assist in the development of the UK's most popular network software or services, such as music audition software Spotify or on-demand customer relationship management (CRM) software service provider Salesforce.com.

The Technology strategy Committee is an innovative agency organised by the business, Innovation and Skills division to encourage companies, research and public sectors to work together to develop services and products to address new challenges such as cloud computing. The funds allocated to the Commission will be used to address the three issues of interoperability, data resiliency and authentication. In the 2011 report of the Technical Strategy Committee, the above issues were considered a potential barrier to the application of cloud computing.

The Commission will use the funds to host a competition called "cloud innovation (innovating in the Cloud)", which enables companies to showcase their use of cloud services to create "optimized value chains and networks" and to provide "cloud-based innovative information, content and services". Ability to compete for bonuses. The competition will be divided into two parts, one for small and medium-sized enterprises, and 6-12 months for each project to receive 75,000 ~15 million pounds of money, another part of higher bonuses, SMEs and large and medium-sized organizations must cooperate, project time must continue for 6-24 months, the amount of such projects is 150,000 ~200 million pounds. The contest was launched on July 9, 2012 and the deadline for registration is August 15.

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