ZTE faces Western criticism and insists on advancing into European cloud computing market

In the face of the Western world's criticisms of its products ' safety, ZTE still made it clear that it would continue to expand its business and plan to launch its own services in the European market, with China Telecom also impressively listed (an energy company and internet provider). But Zhu Jinyun, general manager of ZTE's cloud computing and IT products operations, said overseas markets were a virgin territory to be developed.

In an interview with Reuters, Zhu Jinyun said he hopes to contribute around 10% of the overall revenue to ZTE through cloud computing and corporate market earnings in the current fiscal year. Last year, cloud computing revenue accounted for 8% of the company's overall revenue.

Zhu Jinyun explained: "Data privacy has become a hot topic, but we understand that each customer has their own requirements and characteristics, and therefore has been working to promote the development of monitoring programs." ”

Although he declined to further elaborate on cloud computing revenue, the ZTE executive said security concerns should not be a hindrance to revenue expectations. Zhu Jinyun commented:

"We already have about 20 years of overseas business experience, if there is a problem, we will not be able to find it." ”

As the fifth largest telecoms equipment manufacturer in the world, the overall market size will grow from $40.7 billion trillion in 2011 to Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33722.html's $241 billion trillion >2020 year.

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