Global IT supply chain
International transportation + IT O&M outsourcing + self-owned backbone network
When selecting a server, US servers often come up in discussions for small foreign trade enterprises. However, whether it truly suits a business depends on comprehensive evaluation of the company’s operational needs and target market. Below, we analyze this in detail from three aspects: advantages, considerations, and suitable scenarios.
When enterprises use traditional networks to access overseas resources, they often encounter high latency, data transmission stuttering, and even service interruptions due to issues like long physical distances, network congestion, and insufficient link redundancy. So, how can these problems be solved? Enterprises can try the SD-WAN dedicated line solution.
For enterprises engaged in cross-border business, deploying SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) dedicated lines offers numerous advantages. Below is a detailed overview of its primary benefits:
This article details how to build a global network suitable for large multinationals.
When setting up networks for enterprises, enterprise dedicated lines and common broadband differ significantly in access methods, bandwidth guarantees, quality of service, security, and costs. Understanding these differences enables enterprises to select suitable network solutions based on their needs.
In fact, overseas servers do have certain advantages in international access speed, though the specific performance depends on multiple factors, such as the server's geographical location, network optimization level, and target user group. Let’s discuss this in detail below.
Today, we share a cross-border network optimization solution tailored for international logistics enterprises.
Below, we outline three practical network solutions tailored for foreign trade businesses, along with a recommended provider to simplify your decision-making.
This article discusses the shortcomings of traditional network solutions and the new advantages brought by SD-WAN.
In enterprise network construction, SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) has become the choice of more and more businesses due to its advantages of high efficiency and cost savings. So, how can enterprises build an SD-WAN network? Below is a detailed introduction.
International transportation + IT O&M outsourcing + self-owned backbone network
Cellular chips + overseas GPS + global acceleration network
Overseas server room nodes + dedicated lines + global acceleration network
Global acceleration network + self-developed patented technology + easy linking
Global Acceleration Network + Global Multi-Node + Cloud Network Integration