Chinese server provider Sugon has announced its cloud computing strategy and displayed several cloud computing products, including a cloud basic system named Cloudbase; a cloud computing operating system named Cloudview; a cloud storage system named ParaStor; and a cloud security management center named Cloudfirm.

Chinese computing platform and information technology application solutions provider Inspur has launched the first cloud data center operating system named "Sea of Clouds OS".

Lenovo Group and Hong Kong-headquartered Nikoyo have signed a memorandum of understanding in Beijing to implement marketing and sales cooperation.

U.S.-based Equinix Inc. announced plans to spend USD63 million to build its second international business exchange data center, HK2, in Hong Kong.

China VoIP & Digital Telecom's Beijing PowerUnique Technology Company has signed several virtualization agreements to implement an integrated virtualization solution at datacenters in Huizhou Power Supply Bureau, Shantou Power Supply Bureau and South East Motor.

The international technology giant IBM has unveiled its new-generation Power processor, Power7, in China, aiming to expand the application fields of its Power processor brand.

Because some of its Gmail users' accounts were supposedly hacked by attackers originating from China, Google has announced it may soon leave China.

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced plans to launch five measures to fight pornographic content on the mobile Internet.

HiChina, the Chinese Internet infrastructure services provider, has announced plans to invest at least CNY300 million in the next three years to enhance its Internet infrastructure services.

According to information from 360 Security Center, Chinese anti-virus software provider Rising's website servers suffered retaliatory attacks by hackers who had implanted trojans.

Chinese online game operator NetEase.com has published a report stating that it feels sorry that the servers of World of Warcraft are unable to be opened on time, due to unexpected circumstances.

CEO of NetEase.com William Ding and CEO of Blizzard Entertainment Mike Morhaime have jointly issued a public letter to the Chinese users of Blizzard Entertainment's online game World of Warcraft, saying that the game's new operator in Chinese mainland, NetEase.com, will open the first batch of its servers in late June 2009 and the remaining [...]

Inspur Group, one of China's largest server manufacturers and server solutions providers, has published its report for the 2008 fiscal year as of March 31, 2009, which states that its revenue increased by 20.14% year-on-year in 2008 to CNY23.2 billion.

Beijing-based Anchiva is integrating Commtouch GlobalView URL filtering into its Secure Web Gateway product.

Chinese Internet payment platform Yeepay.com says starting at 16:20 on January 14, 2009, the company's official website experienced large-scale hacker attacks.