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Stay tuned over the coming three weeks as we talk to foreign founders from Beijing to Shenzhen about what it takes to thrive in China.
One of the biggest challenges for startups in China is internet server management.
“Internet and mobile startups are extremely dependent on great servers and infrastructure operations, as it’s their mission-critical system, but especially in China, good people are hard to find and expensive,” ChinaNetCloud CEO Steve Mushero points out.
“Now it’s much more complex in China with lots of players and they rely on the public clouds for basic infrastructure.
“China is still very B2C or consumer-oriented, with about 80% of investing going in this area, and less than 20% in B2B businesses.
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