
Google Drive and Docs in China?
The company has quietly been testing the waters with different products in China
Google is planning to launch its Drive and Docs products in China, adding to a growing list of services it wants to offer in the world’s biggest internet market.
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Under Chinese law, data must be held on domestically-run servers.
The move would mark quite a shift for Google, which has largely been absent from China since it pulled its search engine in 2010.

But the absence of its search engine in the country doesn’t mean the company hasn’t been making inroads there.
Earlier this year it opened an artificial intelligence research centre in Beijing.
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