Eastern Data,
Western Computing

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China has approved projects to build eight national computing hubs and plans on ten national-data centre clusters, indicating the completion of the overall layout for the national integrated big-data center system.

Driving an expectation of US$62.9 billion in annual investment, these data centers signify China’s extra step to channel more computing resources from its eastern regions to its less developed yet resource-rich western regions.

The eastern regions are often met with a shortage of land and energy, threatening the sustainable development of the data centers. Meanwhile, the western regions have abundant resources, especially renewable energy.

VENTUROUS INSIGHTS

  • China is dedicated to building the worldโ€™s leading big-data center
  • Through the integration of two regions, China will be able to explore the full potential of the data-center building.
  • A more balanced national development to solve many other problems
Eastern Data, Western Computing

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VENTUROUS INSIGHTS

People

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People(ไบบ)

  • Founded Xiaomi at the age of 40, Lei Jun was ambitious to get a piece of the fast-growing smartphone industry.
  • From a shy and reserved speaker almost anytime and anywhere, Lei Jun has become a global CEO tech icon, increasingly filling the role of the charismatic, industry-changing, celebrity tech leader.
  • Lei Jun spoke at Xiaomiโ€™s 11th anniversary last year and set a new target for the company to be the worldโ€™s No. 1 smartphone brand in the next 3 years. Xiaomi surpassed Apple for the first time in 2021, ranking second in the world.
  • Last year, Lei Jun resigned as the executive director of multiple Xiaomi-related companies to dedicate his attention to his automotive endeavor. A somewhat expected decision as the EV industry blooms in China.

Technology(ๅคฉ)

  • In China, there were approximately 8.8 billion Internet of Things (IoT) connected devices as of 2021, and this number continues to grow steadily and is expected to reach US$15.6 billion by 2025.
  • Rising attention to creating standardized IoT operating systems applicable across all smart devices. Chinaโ€™s tech giants such as Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent, etc. are one of the first batches of open-source donors.
  • An open-source code community named openKylin was also created to double down on Chinaโ€™s domestic operating systems. An impressive effort by the government to shake off Chinaโ€™s reliance on foreign systems such as Microsoft Windows and Appleโ€™s macOS.
  • With the focus of the IoT industry chain gradually shifting upstream, privacy computing becomes the basis of secure operations of IoT. However, this may pose as a tough challenge to China, which is known for its fragmented privacy laws.
Technology

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