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According to him, information security stands apart in the list of potentially exported solutions from the Russian Federation, because the requirements for participation in large tenders directly threaten the intellectual property of foreign information security companies - they include disclosure of the source code for testing the solution.
In 2019, Chinese regulators stepped up efforts to push foreign analogues out of the domestic market: requirements are imposed both on the share of foreign capital in the company and on the citizenship of the CEO.
cooperation with Chinese azerbaijan whatsapp number databa se business are used to develop priority niches: concluding deals with a trusted Chinese partner; working with a specialist in a Chinese subsidiary; attending specialized events; interacting with Russian divisions of Chinese companies; technological cooperation through Russian legal entities; participating in small contracting projects for purchases with small budgets.
According to Evgeny Sukhanov, participation in tenders of Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises is attractive for Russian IT companies because such tenders may not contain requirements for localization of the necessary products or contain minor requirements.
"One of the regulators complicating the penetration of foreign goods into the Chinese IT market is the Working Committee on the Implementation of Innovations in the IT Sphere. General recommendation: development of potential areas, including through specialized associations, associations for the radio-electronic industry and the export-import association," emphasized Evgeny Sukhanov.
According to him, all customers who can purchase IT products and IT services can be divided into four groups: local authorities in need of digitalization of services, advanced design centers, universities open to both the introduction of foreign development tools and joint projects; small and medium-sized enterprises wishing to purchase IT solutions, albeit on the foreign market, but not at an exorbitant price.
Deputy Trade Representative of Russia in China Alexey Efimov reported that processes are proceeding very rapidly in the domestic market of China: many new projects and policies are emerging to support the development of the information technology industry.
At the end of May 2024, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China, the General Administration of Market Regulation and the State Internet Information Office of China jointly published the program for constructing information technology standards in China, calculated until 2027.
"One of the most important goals of this program is to improve the standards for the development and application of key information technologies, namely: industrial software, operating systems, including new-generation industrial processors and specialized processors, large language models and generative artificial intelligence, smart contracts and other blockchain technologies, quantum computing, communications, measurements in 3D metauniverses," said Alexey Efimov.
He said Chinese regulators aim to improve digital infrastructure standards based on 5G networks and develop 6G networks, the industrial Internet of Things and 3D spatial models.
In 2019, Chinese regulators stepped up efforts to push foreign analogues out of the domestic market: requirements are imposed both on the share of foreign capital in the company and on the citizenship of the CEO.
cooperation with Chinese azerbaijan whatsapp number databa se business are used to develop priority niches: concluding deals with a trusted Chinese partner; working with a specialist in a Chinese subsidiary; attending specialized events; interacting with Russian divisions of Chinese companies; technological cooperation through Russian legal entities; participating in small contracting projects for purchases with small budgets.
According to Evgeny Sukhanov, participation in tenders of Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises is attractive for Russian IT companies because such tenders may not contain requirements for localization of the necessary products or contain minor requirements.
"One of the regulators complicating the penetration of foreign goods into the Chinese IT market is the Working Committee on the Implementation of Innovations in the IT Sphere. General recommendation: development of potential areas, including through specialized associations, associations for the radio-electronic industry and the export-import association," emphasized Evgeny Sukhanov.
According to him, all customers who can purchase IT products and IT services can be divided into four groups: local authorities in need of digitalization of services, advanced design centers, universities open to both the introduction of foreign development tools and joint projects; small and medium-sized enterprises wishing to purchase IT solutions, albeit on the foreign market, but not at an exorbitant price.
Deputy Trade Representative of Russia in China Alexey Efimov reported that processes are proceeding very rapidly in the domestic market of China: many new projects and policies are emerging to support the development of the information technology industry.
At the end of May 2024, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China, the General Administration of Market Regulation and the State Internet Information Office of China jointly published the program for constructing information technology standards in China, calculated until 2027.
"One of the most important goals of this program is to improve the standards for the development and application of key information technologies, namely: industrial software, operating systems, including new-generation industrial processors and specialized processors, large language models and generative artificial intelligence, smart contracts and other blockchain technologies, quantum computing, communications, measurements in 3D metauniverses," said Alexey Efimov.
He said Chinese regulators aim to improve digital infrastructure standards based on 5G networks and develop 6G networks, the industrial Internet of Things and 3D spatial models.