The Chinese government has refused to install Windows 8 on the computer

A move by the Chinese government to punish Microsoft for stopping support for Windows XP PRODUCT KEY recently.
Recently, officials in the Chinese government have announced that they will not allow the installation of Windows 8 on any new computer because of security concerns. Specifically, last week, the central government procurement authority, announced that all new desktops, laptops, and tablets would have to Using a version of Windows that is older than Windows 8, this is a blow to Microsoft and the software developer Windows and determines Windows 8 product key as the operating system for their development. .
With the popularity of this billion people, they will not be affected by the announcement. The Declaration only applies to organs under the Chinese Government.
According to a report, Windows XP is still the most used operating system in the country, with 70% market share. China's "embargo" Windows 8 is in response to Microsoft announced to stop supporting Windows XP from April 8 last. The government does not want the supply of PCs dependent on a foreign company, fearing that the company will be ready to discontinue security support for the OS whenever it wants - similar to the new XP. (although this OS actually has too old, up to 13 years).
Instead, the Chinese government will focus its resources on building a Linux-based operating system, an OS that they have also experimented with before. In the future, they also want the ambition to popularize this "home-grown" OS for both general-purpose users in the country.
Microsoft office 2013 product key has not made any comment about this information.