Steve Gill: Hewlett-Packard 7 Golden Flowers in Chongqing Collaborate on Cloud Computing

CNET Science and Technology Daily reported on March 26 in Chongqing (Text / Liang Qin): At the Chongqing Cloud Expo held recently, Steve Gill, President of China Hewlett Packard Co., Ltd. and Global Sales Vice President pointed out that for many years, Hewlett-Packard adhered to the concept of “in China and China” and had “7 golden flowers” ​​settled in Chongqing. In terms of cloud computing layout, Hewlett-Packard and Chongqing have already had comprehensive cooperation and the future will be more in-depth.

Steve Gill said in his speech, "HP CEO Whitman pointed out that as the world's largest provider of information technology infrastructure, software, services and solutions, Hewlett-Packard provides services to individuals and companies."

Steve Gill pointed out that HP's vision for the cloud is to seamlessly provide context-aware and secure services to businesses and consumers through a hybrid delivery model that spans traditional, private, and public clouds. HP's cloud strategy is to provide technology and professional services, to create private, public, and hybrid clouds optimized for applications and services; to manage, secure, and govern service delivery on cloud and traditional IT service models; to provide trusted HP and cooperation Partner Cloud Services; Authorize partners and customers through the HP Cloud ecosystem.

For Chongqing’s urban goals and cloud computing strategy, Steve Gill said, “If Chongqing wants to achieve the goal of becoming a national center city, it needs to rapidly adjust the industrial structure with the information industry as the leader and increase the speed of industrial transformation and upgrading; The national cloud computing center of Chongqing, Chongqing’s aspirations and vision is to build 200 million Taiwanese “end” industrial clusters by 2015, and build a million “clouds” base in 2015. HP is the first IT vendor to deploy the Chongqing market. One of them will start more cooperation and investment with Chongqing in the future.”

Steve Gill said that HP has actively deployed Chongqing since 2005 and currently has a global delivery center, a global testing service center, a call center, a PC manufacturing plant (domestic), a PC manufacturing plant (export), and a procurement center. University City resource-sharing platform includes "7 golden flowers" including design, service, production, management, sales and supply chain.