Just like the current confusion over .cn, registrations, ICP – ICP by itself let alone in combination with others. Rules in China are one thing – but this isn’t the first time that two regulators don’t agree and have a pissing match. Or the rule creation and rule enforcement depts are thinking different things.
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Jan13th2010
Is GAPP About To Drop The Hammer On Netease and World Of Warcraft?
Published by January 13th, 2010 in Business Development and China. 0 CommentsDec11th2009
The foreigner with email in China = Poor Communicator
Published by December 11th, 2009 in Business Development and China. 0 Comments“One of our contributors sent me through an urgent news story in the morning which I
was completely unaware of until the end of the day – when 600 emails
suddenly landed in my inbox.”
Nov11th2009
The China Iceberg
Published by November 11th, 2009 in Business Development, China and Tech Horizon. 0 CommentsFriend and collegue Jorn Knutsen has just launched his new blog about business in China. Written from 10 years of running factories, business councils and IT start ups in China.
Nov3rd2009
When you have a server (and lets hope it is a real one and not a Zhong Guan Cun job) you should enable thermal protection. Because A/C units do fail as do fans and other servers. Thermal protection will cause your systems to shut down gracefully and prevent damage to them and surround devices – like UPS batteries.
Oct19th2009
Korea and Hong Kong Cluster Deployments
Published by October 19th, 2009 in Business Development, China and The Cloud. 0 CommentsCANDIS staff have just returned from building out some redundant clusters in Korea and Hong Kong for a foreign Banking client.
Oct17th2009
7 Days, 4 Countries, 4 Cities, 4 Clusters and Useless AusTrade
Published by October 17th, 2009 in Business Development and China. 0 Comments7 Days, 4 Countries, 4 Cities, 4 Clusters and Useless AusTrade
Oct1st2009
State Empire Building Lit up for China (awakens mass hysteria in under-achieving-and-looking-for-someone-to-blame-interet-forum-fauna).
Oct1st2009
Tiananmen Fireworks and CCTV broadcast delay
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