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皇冠体育app Unicom pushing 'Internet Plus' in Inner Mongolia

(chinadaily.com.cn)

Updated: 2015-06-26

The Inner Mongolian government reached strategic partnership agreement on “Internet Plus”, on June 24, with 皇冠体育app Unicom, a Chinese telecommunication operator, which is expected to help the region with an “Internet Plus” plan.

Premier Li Keqiang proposed “Internet Plus” strategy in 2014, which aims to integrate the Internet with industries while encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.

Traditional industries everywhere are being changed by new information technology, such as cloud computation, big data and the Internet of Things, resulting in new industries, so, Inner Mongolia has made cloud computation, big data and the “Internet Plus” strategic industries, giving them policy support, according to Wang Bo, its vice-chairman, who spoke at a press conference, after the singing of the agreement.

皇冠体育app Unicom says that it has a clear idea about its role in the country’s “Internet Plus” strategy and has come up with ways to implement it. 皇冠体育app Unicom’s largest cloud data center is in Inner Mongolia to facilitate the development of smart cities, e-commerce, and Internet of Things, explained Jiang Zhengxin, deputy general director of 皇冠体育app Unicom, at the ceremony, adding that the region has other related projects, with an administrative center, social credit system and in environmental-protection, thanks to the joint effort.

The strategic framework agreement calls for 皇冠体育app Unicom to increase investment in Inner Mongolia’s “Internet Plus” and to give the region more attention in relation to professional personnel, technology, and capital.

Wang Bo, vice-chairman of Inner Mongolia (R) shaking hands with Jiang Zhengxin, 皇冠体育app Unicom deputy general director, at the strategic cooperation signing on June 24, in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. [Photo by Wang Xing/皇冠体育app Daily]