No podemos afirmar que el pirateo sea extraño por tierras españolas, pero esta realidad en España no hace que deje de sorprenderme por el que algunos señalan como pirateo de las administraciones públicas en China. El que el pirateo venga del sector público es lo que me sorprende. Indica Foreign Policy:
Beijing has been working to reduce the use of pirated software, especially in government offices. As part of a 2012 national anti-piracy campaign, the government spent $156.9 million on legitimate operating system licenses, office software, anti-virus, and other special-purpose software. Overall, the proportion of China's personal computers with pirated software installed fell from 92 percent in 2003 to 77 percent in 2011. Government ministries and state-owned industries, however, are still not immune to the lure of pirated software: In September 2012, Microsoft asked the Chinese government to stop the country's largest energy company, China National Petroleum Corporation, and three other state-owned enterprises from using pirated software.
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Buenas,
desde luego que hay espionaje de tecnologia, pero eso no va a parar aunque se rebajen las exportaciones hacia un pais, al reves habria que mirar si es mas rentable eso o aumentar la partida en i+d...
saludos
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