Foreign media said China plans to abandon foreign products in core areas by 2020

Abstract Bloomberg, December 18 article, original title: China plans to eliminate foreign technology products, replacing local people with informed sources, China plans to turn most foreign technology products among banks, military, state-owned enterprises and key government agencies by 2020 Clear it, speed up the transfer...
Bloomberg, December 18 article, original title: China plans to eliminate foreign technology products, replacing local people with informed sources, China plans to clear most foreign technology products from banks, military, state-owned enterprises and key government agencies by 2020 Off, speed up the shift to local Chinese suppliers.

Previously, Siping, a city in northeast China, conducted a trial of domestically produced technical products, and the results were considered successful. Since the details have not been announced, people familiar with the matter do not want to be named. They said that Siping’s staff replaced Microsoft’s Windows system with a domestically-accredited Kirin operating system and replaced foreign products with the servers of China’s Inspur Group.

People familiar with the matter said that the replacement plan in the four areas of the Chinese economy was based on national security considerations and also marked China’s increasingly determined abandonment of foreign suppliers under President Xi Jinping’s administration. The campaign may have a lasting impact on US companies including Cisco, IBM, Intel and Hewlett-Packard. "The transformation does exist," said Charlie Day, an analyst at Forest Research in Beijing. "We see cases of replacing foreign products from all levels of applications, middleware, and infrastructure hardware and software."

After Snowden disclosed that US intelligence agencies invaded Chinese university computers, China began to upgrade the technology industry. In February this year, Chinese leaders called for accelerated development of the technology industry at the first meeting of the Cyber ​​Security Group.

People familiar with the matter said that foreign suppliers who share core technology or allow Chinese security inspectors to log in to their products may avoid being replaced. In that case, (foreign) technology may be considered safe and controllable.

Promoting the development of local suppliers comes at a time when Chinese regulators conduct antitrust investigations against Western companies such as Microsoft and Qualcomm [Weibo]. Rey Motta, head of the ACG Research Institute in Arizona, said: "I see a trade war is taking place." He expected the issue to lead to a direct dialogue between the United States and China. "It is not a technical discussion. It is a political discussion."

In September this year, the China Banking Regulatory Commission ordered banks and financial institutions to ensure that at least 75% of computer systems used in 2019 were "safety technologies." The China Banking Regulatory Commission did not distinguish between Chinese and foreign products, but said it had to favor companies that shared “core knowledge and key technologies” and reminded banks not to rely too much on a certain supplier. According to reports, the Central Military Commission issued a similar order, saying that information security is the key to winning the battle.

China faces obstacles in replacing foreign software and hardware across the country. Local products are still not worth the most advanced products, such as high-end bank servers. National security now provides them with a loud battle slogan. “The technology gap is shrinking,” said industry insiders. “In China, they have the patience to get it done.”

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