Still, the brisk pace of sales was considered a sign that Chinese customers are willing to pull out their wallets as the nation has had encouraging outcomes in controlling the epidemic and economic activities are steadily bouncing back.
Still, analysts have warned that the economy could start to slow slightly in the second half of the year.
Still, this is a very new area for a lot of end users, and it’s not at all clear how many cloud customers are making purchasing decisions based on the breadth and depth of AI services available to them. AWS has a massive lead over its rivals in cloud computing, and while any cloud vendor would ignore the trend toward AI services in the cloud at its own peril, it doesn’t seem like any AI advantage enjoyed by Microsoft or Google has moved the needle this year.
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Such a motto in life encouraged Chang to venture into the unknown territory of mutual fund business in his early 30s, at a time when his career had already taken off with 10 years of hard work in the trust industry.
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Steven Andres, who teaches about management information systems at San Diego State University, said people often assume that if you give a computer the same inputs no matter where you are that you "get the same outputs.
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Steven Li (left), Huawei Kenya vice-president, Charles Kare (middle), Safaricom consumer business director, and Nakhulo Khaimia (right), Huawei marketing and communications manager, take a selfie during the Huawei P30 series launch on April 10, 2019. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Such ambition is best exemplified by numbers. According to global consultancy McKinsey, China is among the top three in the world for venture capital investment in key types of digital technology, from virtual reality, robotics to autonomous driving and 3-D printing. It dwarfed the United States as the biggest retail market last year, and seized a whopping 40 percent of global e-commerce transactions, up from a mere 1 percent a decade ago; One in three of the world's 262 unicorns (startups valued at over billion) is Chinese, commanding 43 percent of the global value of these companies.