China standardizes data processing.
The lack of a unified standard in recent years among the various Chinese computer operating systems had led to incompatibility between various systems. The Chinese Platform Technology Committee was established in September 1993 and immediately set to specify standards for Chinese platforms. Under...
| Publicado en: | Beijing Review Vol. 38; pp. 30 - 32 |
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Beijing Review
January 16 1995
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