Siemens inks deal with Alibaba to launch digital products in China


A logo of Siemens is pictured on a building in Mexico City, Mexico, May 16, 2017. REUTERS/Edgard Garrido/Files

ZURICH: Siemens has agreed with online giant Alibaba to use the Chinese company's cloud infrastructure to roll out its digital operating system MindSphere, the German engineering group said on July 9.

The deal was among a raft of Sino-German commercial accords worth some €20bil (RM94.18bil) signed on July 9, with the countries' leaders reiterating commitments to a multilateral global trade order despite a looming trade war with the United States.

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