Data Center Interconnection (DCI)DCI among data centers nationwide can be divided into three categories: Local, Metro and Longhual. The DCI can help clients realize flexible cross-regional distributed deployment, active-active backup and remote disaster recovery. Local dedicated network links with interconnection capacity of 100-300G are available for customers in tier 1 cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. National dedicated network links with interconnection capacity of 100G are available throughout China.
Each service is point-to-point connection between data centers at two sides, and there is no point-to-multipoint service for the time being.
According to the geographical location of data centers on both sides, the products are divided into three categories:
llDCSS 2100-L.“L” stands for “Local”, which means in the same city, such as Beijing-Beijing.
llDCSS 2100-M.“M” stands for “Metro”, which means different cities in the same region, such as Beijing and Tianjin, Shanghai and Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
llDCSS 2100-LH. “LH” stands for “Longhaul”, which means cross-region, such as Beijing-Shanghai.
Carrier Dedicated Internet AccessBased on the carriers’ dedicated Internet access resources, and combining the construction of its own data centers, the layout, management and maintenance of optical fiber/ cables, NEOLINK provides IDC colocation customers with carrier-grade point-to-point private link connection services between the designated cabinet location (local end) of NEOLINK's designated data center to any position outside the data center (i.e. the remote end, except for the areas with special access restrictions, such as data centers controlled by the carrier).
Cloud ConnectCloud Connect provide IDC colocation customers with physical interconnection, which are used for deployment of mixed cloud network environment, in order to meet the business interaction between public cloud and data center. NEOLINK establishes in-depth cooperation with Alibaba Cloud, leverages its IDC data centers in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Shenzhen to provide venues for direct access to Alibaba Cloud, enabling IDC clients to get convenient and quick access to Alibaba Cloud. NEOLINK has established physical interconnection to create direct access to Tencent Cloud in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and other places, in order to meet clients' needs for high-speed data transmission. Meanwhile, NEOLINK has also established physical interconnection with Huawei Cloud, Baidu Cloud and Toutiao Cloud in Beijing to meet clients' multi-cloud connection needs.
