AsiaInfo Technologies (China) Co., Ltd. Guangzhou Branch

20 years ago, AsiaInfo was hailed as the architect of China's Internet; 20 years later, AsiaInfo is committed to becoming the leader of the Industrial Internet.
The 20 years of rapid development of China's Internet also witnessed AsiaInfo's rapid growth. In 1993, AsiaInfo was founded in Dallas, USA, and in 1995, it returned to China to start its business. From its inception, AsiaInfo has been dedicated to helping China enter the Internet era. In 2000, AsiaInfo became the first Chinese high-tech enterprise to be listed on NASDAQ in the United States. In 2009, AsiaInfo announced a merger with Linkage Technologies (Nanjing) Co., Ltd., becoming the largest telecom BSS/OSS provider in China and the second largest globally in terms of revenue and market value. In 2014, AsiaInfo Linkage completed its privatization and was renamed AsiaInfo again, initiating strategic transformation and restructuring to help global operators and traditional industries enter the era of the Industrial Internet.
AsiaInfo provides end-to-end comprehensive services covering consulting, planning, system construction, and operations for global telecom operators and other customers, offering full support for building an ecosystem for the Industrial Internet. Key service solutions provided by AsiaInfo include consulting, system implementation and deployment, and after-sales maintenance services for core business systems such as BSS/OSS and BI; IT operations and maintenance system services; value-added application solutions; network management solutions; security solutions; cloud platform and big data platform solutions; and integrated data services. These cover hot technology areas such as 3G, broadband, WLAN, security, intelligent pipelines, cloud computing, and big data.
AsiaInfo's headquarters is located in Beijing, currently employing over 10,000 people. It serves global telecom operators, virtual operators, and industry customers, with branch offices in Europe, the Americas, Asia, and provincial capitals across China.
In the future, based on the best practices in product design and service capabilities of global operators, combined with open-source software technologies such as cloud computing and big data, AsiaInfo will upgrade Internet computing to enterprise-level and operations-level computing, providing perfect support for the digital transformation of global telecom operators and industry customers. It aims to define the era of the Industrial Internet with software, letting Chinese software influence the world.