Microsoft Corp. disclosed new details of a plan to work with a Chinese partner to accelerate adoption of the Windows 10 operating system introduced last summer.
The company late Wednesday said it will set up a jointly owned entity with China Electronics Technology Group Corp., or CETC, a state-owned company that provides technology for Chinese military and civilian use. The venture will extend a relationship announced with CETC in September, Microsoft said.
That venture, tentatively called C&M Information Technologies, will be based in Beijing and will license, deploy, manage and provide technical support for Windows 10 for government agencies and government-owned institutions, said Yusuf Mehdi, a corporate vice president in Microsoft’s Window and devices group, in a blog post released to coincide with a news conference in Beijing.
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