Tencent or will be independent open cloud platform

According to media reports, in March this year, Tencent’s open platform was ready to separate Tencent Cloud, which is operating for two years, and open to all developers.

Tencent senior executive vice president Tang Daosheng disclosed that Tencent will provide cloud services in six aspects: social content storage, mobile network acceleration, LBS, peer-to-peer communications, mobile security, and mobile data analysis.

In addition, Tencent will also extend the open platform from the desktop to the mobile Internet, will gradually open QQ login, Q currency payment, QQ relationship chain, mobile QQ space. Currently, Tencent is refining its Tencent flow-realization plan for developers to support in-app advertising, and details will be announced in the near future.

It is reported that as early as November 2012, Tencent registered the domain name tengxunyun for the cloud platform to be independent and open. Com, Tencent will provide services similar to Amazon's AWS in the future. Amazon's AWS is relatively expensive for developers in China, suggesting that Tencent Cloud will be much cheaper than AWS. It also stated that Tencent Cloud currently has 20,000 physical machines.

In addition, Tencent will provide developers with a variety of cloud-based development plug-ins and tools. In this process, each time the developer calls the app development plug-in and API provided by Tencent Cloud, Tencent will be able to further grasp each developer. The number of users of the app itself, the increase, the activity, the proportion of paying users, the complexity of the app itself, and so on, which also allows developers and Tencent platform more tightly tied together.

In addition to cloud platform services, Tencent will also extend the open platform from the desktop to the mobile Internet to provide integrated solutions for mobile smart terminal applications, namely: QQ account login, QQ relationship chain propagation, and application center integration (cable + wireless). This also means that after WeChat, Tencent's other big platform formally cut into the mobile Internet.