Tianjin City Directs State-Owned Enterprises to Use "Government Cloud" Aiming for Centralized Data Management and Enhanced Security

The Tianjin Municipal Government in China issued a notice to state-owned enterprises (under the jurisdiction of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission) in the city to establish a common cloud for information system data designated by the municipal government. Turns out I asked to be transferred to the platform. The use of cloud services provided by companies other than the designated business operators is prohibited.

According to the notice, the common cloud will be provided by a company called "Tianjin Kuozhiyun Technology". When Caixin contacted the company, it was true about the city government's plan to transfer the data of state-owned enterprises to the "Guozhou Cloud" (built and provided by the company) by the end of September 2022. Admitted. The company was established in March 2021 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Tianjin Municipal State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.

When this policy is implemented, Tianjin's state-owned enterprises will have to sign a contract with Tianjin Guozhiyun Technology to use services such as cloud computing, cloud security, virtual desktop, and electronic invoice system. will not be.

The Chinese government is promoting the domestic production of information systems for key industries, but has not requested common cloud platforms. The Tianjin municipal government says that the aim is to centralize the management and security of data assets owned by state-owned enterprises.

The Tianjin Municipal State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission has indicated that data held by state-owned enterprises are state-owned assets and should be centrally managed by the state-owned assets management and supervision department. State-owned enterprises in Tianjin will now be barred in principle from building new (own) data centers or purchasing servers.

Sichuan Province and Chongqing also moved to a common cloud

One of China's representative cloud services is Alibaba's Alibaba Group, the largest e-commerce company. Alibaba Cloud”, “Tencent Cloud” under the umbrella of Internet service giant Tencent Holdings (Tencent), and “Tianyi Cloud” under China Telecom (China Telecom), the second largest state-owned telecommunications company. State-owned enterprises in Tianjin will not be able to sign new contracts or renew existing contracts with these cloud services.

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Actually, ahead of Tianjin City, Sichuan Province and Chongqing City are also planning to build a government-affiliated common cloud for state-owned enterprises. It's worth noting that those clouds (on the back end of the system) make use of major external cloud services.

For example, according to the official website of Sichuan Province's common cloud, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the province has entrusted the construction of a common cloud to a company affiliated with the Sichuan Neng Investment Group, a direct investment company. And the company receives technical solutions (for building a common cloud) from Alibaba Cloud.

(Caixin Reporters: He Shujing, Zhang Erchu) *The original will be delivered on August 28.

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