German/China Co-operation in Software Development

Posted by | Oct 23, 2003

International interest in conducting software development with China is expanding.
A joint software institute will be formed between the German Ministry of Education and the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology. This institute will focus on many topics including operating systems and software for mobile communications.
Article from English People Daily

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