Chinese companies eye US mobile Internet market  

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中国企业对美国移动互联网市场兴趣浓厚”，持此观点的媒体在全球移动互联网大会(简称GMIC)上不在少数。北京时间10月23日，这个全球最具影响力的移动互联网会议之一在美国硅谷召开。在汇聚众多该领域影响力企业代表的盛会上，中国企业成为各方关注的焦点。 [查看全文]

(ECNS) – The 2013 Global Mobile Internet Conference was held Tuesday in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, with a number of Chinese companies such as Perfect world, Tencent, and Xiaomi participating. 

Chinese companies have shown great interest in the US mobile Internet market, which is estimated to generate revenue of $90 billion. 

Perfect World, which has sold its game products to over 100 countries and regions, has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary in North America. Xiao Hong, CEO of the company, said: "Our company's strategy is to set up self-organizing subsidiaries in markets that are considered of special significance." 

The company's acquisition of American game studios was also considered as a success.

"After acquiring Runic Games and Cryptic Studios in the past few years, the company, which is a leading games exporter in China, will focus its future purchase on the mobile gaming market," the Hong Kong Commercial Daily reported.

The company has launched a global investment plan called "PWIN" to invest in game development projects designed for mobile devices. It is the first global game investment strategy from China. 

Also looking to enter the US market, Tencent has taken over US-based game company Riot Games, which developed the world-popular game "League of Legends."

And Xiaomi, known for its increasing market value of 100 billion yuan ($16.43 billion), now employs Hugo Barra, former vice president of Google.