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“Although we hold a lot of marketing activities, we still take cloud data storage as our primary priority and try to build infrastructures that can solve problems for our clients.
It is interesting to notice that Chinese cloud services are taking on a new role as incubators for startups that use their services.
With venture capital as one of its three pillar businesses, Kii teamed up with HWTrek, a Taiwan-based smart hardware platform offering services from product design to funding/crowdfunding.
Lv said it is very easy for cloud storage services to cooperate with hardware makers, since most hardware are wearables dedicated to data collection.
He added four categories of hardware products are closely related to cloud services, namely, set-top-boxes, cameras, smart wristbands and smart watches.
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