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Comment on Three Years after Opening up to Chinese Developers, Tencent Eyes Global Partnerships by Tencent Showcases WeChat-Connected Hardware - TechNode
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What’s even more interesting, chipmakers Intel and Broadcom showed up as partners of Tencent, a business long known as a software company.
Along with international partners, Tencent also plans to introduce hardware manufacturers and traditional offline businesses as new partners for its open platform.
But as of now there have been 2.4 million apps on MyApp, Tencent’s Android app store, and five million developers using the Tencent platform, Mark Ren, Tencent COO, disclosed today.
Tencent and developers share income based on a tiered revenue share plan.
As of June 2014, 22 startups on Tencent’s platform saw over RMB100 million (US$16mn) monthly turnover, according to Dowson Tang, a senior vice president.
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