Russia may well be the next big market for Chinese Internet firms, as the European country looks to further expand its cyberspace capabilities, according to top industry officials.
Editor's note: The Second World Internet Conference, also known as the Wuzhen Summit, is taking place in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province. China Daily reporters interviewed a group of senior information technology business executives to learn their views.
China, the country with the largest online population, must persist with efforts to develop technologies for the global Internet and communications market, a top United Nations officials said.
Online search firm Baidu Inc is widening its horizons beyond the search business to real-time services, a top official said.
China is committed to be a part of the ongoing discussions on cyberspace governance, but will concentrate on steps to uphold Internet sovereignty and national security, experts said.
Investment and entrepreneurial opportunities centered on Internet convergence in sectors like healthcare, education, and global trade will grow manifold during the next decade, a leading venture capitalist said.
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