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Non-Tech : CAOL: The Chinese AOL and Internet Lottery -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave Gore who wrote (145)	5/9/1999 6:02:00 PM
From: Mike Perras	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 720

IBM has been there for years .. that's how the big guys stay big. There is a huge commitment that some are only learning about now and some still refuse to acknowledge the global village. CAOL will have some very BLUE CHIP friends in China. --------------------------------------------------------------------- New IBM China research laboratory ushers in the year of technology and partnership Beijing, September 21, 1995 -- IBM officially dedicated its new research laboratory here today, ushering in a new age of shared technology and partnership for the development of China. The dedication ceremonies included speeches by IBM executives and Chinese dignitaries, a tour of the new laboratory, a wealth of technology demos and a series of spirited toasts to the success of the new lab. A few friendly games between Xie Jun, the current women's world chess champion from China and Deep Blue, the IBM Computer-Chess Program, capped the day's activities. The event was attended by Chinese government dignitaries, research partners from major Chinese universities and IBM executives and scientists. To introduce students to IBM Research technologies, the China Research Lab invited several hundred graduate students from selected Beijing universities to an Open House event on September 22. The students will see the full complement of technology demos that were shown at the lab dedication ceremonies.