Microsoft to adapt Windows 10 for Chinese government
December 21, 2015 Category Foreign investment, Weekly
Microsoft is forming a joint-venture in China to tailor a version of its new Windows 10 computer operating system for use by the Chinese government and certain state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The joint venture, tentatively called C&M Information Technologies, is being created in a partnership with state-owned China Electronics Technology Group and will be based in Beijing. Windows 10 is not currently allowed to be installed on Chinese government computers.
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