Microsoft's Nadella Visits China: Responding to layoffs and anti-monopoly

On September 26, yesterday, Microsoft’s new CEO Nadella visited China for the first time after taking office in July. During his visit to China, he was catching up with Microsoft's anti-monopoly investigation by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. Nadera also responded to the matter.

It is reported that Microsoft’s CEO Nadella’s first trip to China took a total of two days and the schedule was very tight. In response to a reporter's question, Nadella responded to the anti-monopoly issue. He said that "Microsoft's success lies in the creation of value, and this process cannot be smooth." He also said that Microsoft's previous success was due to the successful establishment of an ecological environment, and Microsoft is very proud to have a good cooperation with the US government, the EU, and the Chinese government. Microsoft hopes to continue this cooperation in the future.

At the same time, after Microsoft’s acquisition of Nokia, Nokia’s frequent layoffs, Nadella also said that at present, Microsoft’s financial situation is no problem, layoffs are just to better spend the money in the right place.

In addition to communicating with Chinese students and partners during the first day of Nadella’s visit, he also promoted the new Azure cloud computing platform for Microsoft.

In addition, informed sources disclosed that Nadella had privately met with Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun on the first day of his visit to China. This behavior could not help but speculate whether Microsoft would like to launch a smart terminal product equipped with Windows Phone platform jointly with Xiaomi. .