Microsoft has established a new wholly-owned subsidiary in Shanghai
named Microsoft Asia-Pacific Technology Limited, which will focus on the
global research and development of the Microsoft cloud operating
system.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is based around the Chinese teams of Microsoft cloud computing and corporate departments. It will mainly focus on the global development of Microsoft's cloud operating system, covering Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, SQL Server, payment platforms, and development tools.
Scott Guthrie, Microsoft's global executive vice president, said that the establishment of the new company represents Microsoft's belief in building a world-class research and innovation center and business center in China. In addition, Microsoft announced that Shen Yuanqing, chief operating officer of Microsoft Asia-Pacific Research and Development Group.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is based around the Chinese teams of Microsoft cloud computing and corporate departments. It will mainly focus on the global development of Microsoft's cloud operating system, covering Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, SQL Server, payment platforms, and development tools.
Scott Guthrie, Microsoft's global executive vice president, said that the establishment of the new company represents Microsoft's belief in building a world-class research and innovation center and business center in China. In addition, Microsoft announced that Shen Yuanqing, chief operating officer of Microsoft Asia-Pacific Research and Development Group.
