Google in China

For Google, from the business point of view, what is the opposition to the support for China in 2005? The argument that Google is doing business in China is very simple. As an economic opportunity, there are 3 billion potential consumers, but that can not be ignored. Google's revenue producers AdSense and AdWords can earn billions of dollars even with strict review versions and disabled version search engines. Google is known as one of the most famous brands in the world, and it is a pity decision to ignore China's huge population in a commercial sense.

I attended Scott Beaumont's speech at Tsinghua University (Vice president of Google China) "Offering AlphaGo and AI to everyone" and announced the opening of a new Beijing Institute. The Google AI China Center has a small group of researchers who have received support from hundreds of Chinese engineers. For this reason, Google is deepening its participation in China because it is seeking superiority in the competitive technological field. Google is reestablishing its presence in China and refused to self-review the search content in 2010, since then since most of the services were blocked, we opposed the government. The American giant has increased its recruitment efforts and promoted its TensorFlow artificial intelligence tool. CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized this feature when visiting the country in November.

"Myth of protectionism" and the rapidly growing Chinese technology giant: how China leads artificial intelligence

The Chinese market is a wally garden, mainly for Chinese companies - after all, Google, Facebook, and Twitter are not allowed to operate freely in China. So Baidu eventually becomes Google's Google, Renren becomes China's Facebook, and Weibo becomes a Chinese Twitter. Even the Amazon is facing a very difficult task. After the protection of many governments, the market value of this half trillion dollar has become easier. Of course Alibaba beat eBay - but this is just an exception. Internet companies other than China have major barriers in terms of regulation, politics and language in China.

When Google launched a Chinese search engine, the company needed to include Chinese in Google's search engine. However, Google has given the Chinese government the authority to decide the content of the review. After that, the search of China was closed by the government. As a result, Google decided to install computers in China to investigate illegal websites on the site. - Today's innovative Google is one of the most famous companies in the world, but like most Internet startups, it has made an inconspicuous start. Google was originally a research project initiated by two Doctoral students at Stanford University. Students Larry Page and Sergey Brin began working on the Stanford Digital Library Project in 1996 to develop a comprehensive online repository.