Especially since the system must have cost at least many tens of millions of dollars.
The article says, in part:
The ministry reportedly paid a total of 568.5 million yuan (US$90 million) to two online technology providers, ChinaNetCenter and Taiji Computer, to build the site.
Oh, and it adds:
Both ChinaNetCenter and Taiji Computer have said that they are not to blame.
"According to our tests, the system works well," ChinaNetCenter told the FJSEN. Taiji Computer, similarly, said, "We only take charge of the hardware and have no ideas about the breakdown and slowness." However, both admitted that the ministry plans to work with them in the future, and also to increase payments to the companies; both firms' shares have increased following the news.
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Date: 2012-01-12 05:59 am (UTC)The article says, in part:Oh, and it adds:Right, then.