The development history of Hong Kong Lianke Group

ClusterTech Group provides customers with modern computing technology solutions and growth history.ClusterTech Group is committed to creating value for clients through modern computing technology. Leveraging cloud, high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and analytics, and big data technologies, we solve diverse application problems for clients, including massive data processing, large-scale computing, deep analytics, artificial intelligence, and uninterrupted service. Our service areas include financial engineering (investment analysis, risk management, derivatives pricing), business intelligence (sales forecasting, customer management, inventory management), environmental technology (weather forecasting, rainstorm and turbulence forecasting, pollution analysis and prediction), smart cities (information collection, analysis, optimization management), and internet applications (massive image processing, video storage and transmission). We also offer public, private, and hybrid cloud solutions for enterprises of all sizes. Founded in 2000, ClusterTech Group's early clients include HSBC, the Hong Kong SAR Government's Environmental Protection Department, and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. In 2001, ClusterTech's vision for developing high-performance computing technology received funding from the Innovation and Technology Commission of the Hong Kong SAR Government. ClusterTech developed the ClusterTech Parallel Environment (CPE), specifically designed for cluster-based financial engineering applications. This software was adopted by the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) and other banks. In 2002, ClusterTech and the Chinese University of Hong Kong jointly established the Center for Large-Scale Computation (CLC), providing professional consulting and software development services to financial institutions in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. In 2003, ClusterTech was recognized by Sun Microsystems as Asia's only "Competence Center for Financial Engineering." In 2009, ClusterTech's independently developed ClusterTech High-Performance Computing Environment Software Package (CHESS) was awarded the "Hong Kong Industry and Commerce Technology Achievement Merit Award" and the "China Outstanding Software Product" title. In 2011, ClusterTech launched the ClusterTech Traffic Management System (CTO) and the ClusterTech Intelligent Cargo Control System (CCA). In 2012, ClusterTech's independently developed private cloud platform, ClusterTech Cloud Management Platform (CCMP), won the "China Cloud Computing Data Center Innovation Product Award," and its public cloud platform, Fengqi Asia, received the "China Cloud Computing Data Center Operation and Management Excellence Award." That same year, ClusterTech received the "Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macao Information Technology Ten-Year Leading Enterprise Award," and its member, Lianzhi Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., received "High-Tech Enterprise" certification. In 2013, Fengqi Asia again won the Hong Kong Awards for Industries' Technology Achievement Merit Award. In April 2016, ClusterTech's Big Data Analytics Solution (PRISMA) won the Silver Award in the 2016 Hong Kong Information and Communications Technology Awards - Best Smart Hong Kong Award (Big Data Application); in December of the same year, PRISMA received the Hong Kong Awards for Industries' Certificate of Merit (HKAI) for Technological Achievement. For over a decade, the ClusterTech Group has steadily grown, expanding its operations from its Hong Kong headquarters to mainland China, Taiwan, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. It has provided modern computing technology products to hundreds of international and national institutions and enterprises. Public Affairs: Dozens of national administrative agencies and departments (e.g., China Earthquake Administration, China Oceanic Administration, China Meteorological Administration, National Administration of Surveying, Mapping and Geoinformation, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Water Resources, Disaster Reduction Center of Ministry of Civil Affairs, etc.) and over a dozen Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government departments (e.g., Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong Observatory, Marine Department, Planning Department, Social Welfare Department, Airport Authority Hong Kong, Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong). , the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer, etc.); Research and Education: Hundreds of universities in mainland China (e.g., Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, etc.), 20 research institutes of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and all major universities in Hong Kong; Banking, Finance, and Insurance: Dozens of banks (e.g., HSBC, DBS Bank, CLSA, Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Postal Savings Bank of China, etc.) and financial institutions (e.g., ING, KGI Securities, AMTD Wealth Management, Ping An Insurance, etc.); Telecommunications: Huawei, China Unicom, ZTE, PCCW, Hong Kong Mobile, SmarTone, and Hong Kong Broadband, etc.; Retail: Bread n butter, Hung Fook Tong, K11 Art Mall, Skechers, and Swire Resources; Energy: China's three largest oil companies (Sinopec, CNOOC, and CNPC), China National Petroleum Corporation, Shenhua Group, State Grid Corporation of China, China Southern Power Grid, China Light and Power, and Towngas; Social Platforms: Alibaba Cloud, Baidu, iQiyi, Xiaomi, Oppo, Sina, Tencent, Vivo, and VK (Russia); And dozens of major organizations from around the world, mainland China, and Hong Kong (e.g., MTR Corporation, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Samsung, Intel, Xilinx, Dell, Lenovo, Inspur Group, and New World Development). Lianke Group has branches or offices in Sydney, Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen to provide local support to customers. Group members include Lianke Investment (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., Fengqi Asia Co., Ltd., iBreath (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., Lianjie Technology (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., Lianzhi Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Lianyu Zhida Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Lianhe Tiandi (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., Liansi Zhiyun (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., Lianjing Intelligent Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., Lianke Australia, and Lianyu Technology (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. Lianke Group participated in the 2024 Asia Climate Forum and showcased the Lianke Atmospheric Simulation Platform (CPAS).2024-06-21As a leading provider of innovative technology solutions, Lianke Group participated in the 2024 Asia Climate Forum in Singapore with its Lianke Atmospheric Simulation Platform (CPAS). Themed "Concepts and Technologies for Building Resilience and Mitigating Climate Hazards," the forum provided a global platform for industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to gather and discuss innovative solutions for a sustainable future. The Asia Climate Forum provided an excellent platform for Lianke Group to showcase its revolutionary atmospheric simulation platform (CPAS) and its applications in addressing climate challenges. CPAS implements unique Hierarchical Time Stepping (HTS) and Customizable Unstructured Grid Generation (CUMG) technologies, enabling accurate predictions and analyses in diverse fields, including maritime applications, air pollution management, building optimization, and renewable energy planning. During the Asia Climate Forum, ClusterTech engaged in in-depth discussions with visitors, including industry experts, government representatives, and environmental advocates. The feedback received was highly positive, highlighting the importance of CPAS in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development practices across various industries. About the Asia Climate Forum:The Asia Climate Forum is a landmark climate preparedness event, attracting key stakeholders and climate change and environmental service providers from Asia, Africa, and the Pacific Islands. It showcased essential services and solutions for building resilience, addressing extreme weather, and climate change, and attracted up to 1,000 attendees from Asia and beyond.