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From January 20 to 23, ASUS Cloud joined near twenty business partners, government organizations, and industry associations at the 2015 Smart City Summit and Expo, launching an Internet of Things platform independently developed in Taiwan to support many types of smart gateways and sensor devices. The platform also supports users around the world and apps development.
10 years ago when wireless networks were not prevalent, desktops and laptops were the primary user-end devices. Nowadays, because cloud services have become the new generation and mainstream computing platform as a result of readily available wireless network accessibility, a variety of innovative mobile devices are able to access and process massive data anytime and anywhere.
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s Ausutek Computer Inc. and Industrial Development Bureau Thursday unveiled a cloud mall reportedly integrating upwards of 10,000 service providers which will be launched later this year, aiming to tap the burgeoning Chinese market next year.
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Providing ubiquitous cloud access for the city’s residents and businesses
Taipei, Taiwan (April 2, 2013) – ASUS announced today a partnership with the Taipei City Government to launch a set of cloud-based services aimed at turning Taipei into one of the smartest and most technologically advanced cities in the world. The partnership will create a platform that allows local residents and businesses to store information securely online, while conveniently sharing and synchronizing content and resources across multiple devices.
ASUS has intentions to launch a cloud service in the first half of 2013, but they aren’t waiting to leverage their technology until then as today they have announced the Health Cloud Alliance together with the Department of Health, 11 hospitals and Telco Far East Tone.
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