China's Cloud Computing Standard Framework Will Be Launched Next Year

Up to now, at least 20 cities in the country have announced the launch of cloud computing planning, and almost all IT devices and software vendors have announced their entry into the cloud computing field.

However, whether cloud computing surging will cause duplication of construction, waste expensive computing and storage resources? Will the influx of large capital form a bubble?

A large number of "cloud" construction will lead to the emergence of a new round of information "isolated cloud". According to reporter's understanding, in view of these problems, China's cloud computing standard is being worked out, and the standard framework has been established.

In addition, the state is conducting more detailed research on the industrial situation in order to introduce more rational and effective supporting policies.

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According to people familiar with the matter, the standard is mainly led by the relevant departments of the Ministry of industry and commerce, and has combined key enterprises in all sectors of the industry.

In addition, some foreign-funded enterprises will take part in membership.

The standardization of cloud computing is mainly related to standard subjects, pointcuts, operation and construction.

The emphasis is on the management of the Internet Data Center (IDC), which will be divided into four levels from the aspects of IDC's energy consumption, security and user experience.

Some popular understanding involves two levels of technology and operation services.

Chen Baoguo, director of the international technology competition Research Institute of the State Council Development Research Center, suggests firmly holding the principle of "independent, controllable and efficient", and welcomes all enterprises at home and abroad to take part in the development of China's cloud computing industry.

At the same time, in the introduction of foreign investment, the government can formulate the access system of cloud computing service providers, and put forward strict requirements for the providers' basic resources, operation and maintenance capabilities, safety qualification and credit level.

It is understood that the Chinese government hopes to absorb some internationally mature technologies, but the final standard must reflect China's own dominance and Chinese characteristics, and also take domestic enterprises as the main body.

Si Luyi, director of patent management of the State Intellectual Property Office, revealed that the state

Shanghai has also put forward similar goals.

The Chinese government has high expectations for cloud computing. "