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[51CTO Suzhou Report] On June 9, 2017, the 2017 Huawei·Suzhou Cloud Industry Cooperation Summit Forum was held in Suzhou City. The theme of the conference was "Cloud Gathering Industry, Winning the Future with Data". More than 20 city managers and industry experts shared their experiences in the development of cloud computing and big data industries with the participants, discussed how cloud computing and big data can promote the development of emerging industries, and showed the industry Huawei's strategic direction, industrial layout and ecological construction in the field of cloud computing. Yu Aihua, member of the Standing Committee of the Anhui Provincial Party Committee and Minister of the Propaganda Department, Zhou Hongren, Executive Deputy Director of the National Information Technology Expert Advisory Committee, Peng Zhongyang, Senior Vice President of Huawei, Zhu Wan, Deputy Director of the Information Technology and Software Service Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Shi Xiang, Secretary of the Suzhou Municipal Party Committee, Chairman of the Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee, and Secretary of the Party Group, Yang Jun, Deputy Secretary of the Suzhou Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, Yang Ruikai, President of Huawei's Enterprise Cloud Business Department, and nearly 1,400 government and enterprise senior executives, industry elites, and opinion leaders from Karamay, Luzhou, Daqing, Yongzhou, etc. attended the conference.
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At this conference, Huawei, together with Shanghai United Imaging Medical Technology Co., Ltd., China Science and Technology Yutu Technology Co., Ltd., TreeRoot Internet Technology Co., Ltd. and Anhui Provincial Meteorological Bureau, released meteorological cloud, smart medical cloud, environmental protection cloud and industrial Internet of Things cloud solutions.
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In July 2013, Suzhou and Huawei reached a strategic cooperation in cloud computing and big data. After four years of efforts by both parties, initial results have been achieved. Suzhou has become the "big data storage base of the province" and has been approved by the Anhui Provincial Government as a "strategic emerging industry cluster development base". The cloud platform built by Huawei, Suzhou Municipal Government and Suzhou High-tech Zone has carried the data services of nearly 40 commissions and bureaus in Suzhou, including social management cloud, environmental protection cloud, fire protection cloud, poverty alleviation cloud, smart urban management cloud, etc., realizing the centralization of government data and business collaboration; 21Vianet, China Telecom, Quantum Communications and others have settled in Suzhou, the High-tech Computing Center of Anhui Meteorological Bureau has been put into operation, and the data services of Anhui Provincial Administration for Industry and Commerce and Anhui Provincial Television Station have been implemented one after another; driven by Huawei, a large number of industry-leading companies such as Tianxin Tiansi, Yizanpu, Suxiang, and Xuanwo have gathered in Suzhou, initially forming characteristic cloud application sectors such as film and television animation rendering, online games and mobile games, e-commerce, biomedicine, big data processing, and intelligent manufacturing, and the industrial agglomeration effect is prominent.
Driven by new technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence, the future society will evolve into an intelligent society where "everything is sensed, everything is connected, and everything is intelligent." Cloud services will become a basic business model. In the next decade, more and more industries and companies will be good at cloud computing, and cloud computing will become a basic capability of all industries, helping companies transform digitally.
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Huawei Senior Vice President Peng Zhongyang delivered a speech
In 2010, Huawei released its cloud computing strategy. After years of hard work, it launched competitive and influential products in servers, storage, virtualization, cloud computing, and big data platforms. On July 30, 2015, it released its enterprise cloud, officially entering the public cloud field. It has released 54 products in 10 categories, serving more than 100,000 government and enterprise customers. In March 2017, it established CloudBU, an organization specifically responsible for public cloud, and increased investment by 2,000 people to build public cloud services. Looking to the future, Huawei is positioned as an enabler and promoter of the intelligent society, strengthening strategic investment in cloud services, and helping various industries achieve digital transformation.
Peng Zhongyang, senior vice president of Huawei, said, "Huawei is very determined in its cloud strategy. In the field of cloud computing, it has always focused on providing cloud infrastructure services. Huawei's accumulation of technology and products is opened up through the cloud platform, aggregating partners' applications and serving the digital transformation of various industries. As Huawei's cloud services deepen, we will work with partners to jointly build the "City Industry Cloud" alliance to promote the implementation of cloud computing and big data industries in cities and their digital transformation."
'We will closely focus on the "one core and two wings" in the strategic layout of cloud services: the core is "to expand the cloud service industry around digital transformation", specifically, to work with partners to jointly promote the application of public cloud in the digital transformation of various industries; "one wing" of the "two wings" refers to the traditional central enterprises, large enterprises, and government cloud markets, giving full play to Huawei's traditional advantages in 2B market services, creating scenario-based enterprise-level cloud service solutions, and becoming the leading provider of cloud services for governments and large enterprises in the Chinese market. The "other wing" refers to the small and medium-sized enterprise market, using Huawei Software Development Cloud as a starting point to build online and offline O2O service capabilities and become one of the most trusted cloud service providers for small and medium-sized enterprises. '
Suzhou is the second city in China to cooperate with Huawei Enterprise Cloud. It is very forward-looking in developing the cloud computing industry and has achieved remarkable results. In the future, we hope to work closely with local governments and ecological partners to jointly expand the cloud computing and big data industry and help Suzhou and other cities achieve leapfrog development. "
Yang Ruikai, President of Huawei's Enterprise Cloud Business Unit, said, "Huawei has established cloud service nodes in more than 30 cities. Through a unique three-level cloud service network layout, it covers seven major regions across the country, integrates massive, highly available cloud resources, and builds a cloud service resource network covering the national, provincial, and municipal levels. At the same time, it has formed cooperation with more than 200 cities. In the future, Huawei will vigorously promote the development of urban industrial cloud, build an urban industrial cloud service network across the country, and gradually connect cloud service resources through high-speed and secure networks to form a cloud service network to serve customers' needs for national business deployment."
Huawei has formed partnerships with more than 500 industry chain-related companies from the fields of smart cities, big data, media, finance, the Internet of Things, intelligent manufacturing, e-commerce services, healthcare, agriculture, and modern services. Huawei will gather the needs of governments, industry chain-related companies, cloud application providers, integrators, and service providers, provide a resource-sharing, win-win cooperation service platform, gradually build a cloud computing industry ecosystem, further promote the rapid development of cloud computing and big data industries, and help cities achieve leapfrog development.
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