Built for China connectivity.
Every server takes the best path each Chinese carrier offers, so connections from the mainland stay fast around the clock.
Three carriers, premium on each
Each carrier gets its premium path, not the cheapest route.
China Telecom
CTGNet
formerly China Telecom CN2 GIA
AS23764 / AS4809
China Telecom’s premium global backbone. Low latency and steady throughput to the mainland, even at evening peak.
China Unicom
CUP
China Unicom Premium
AS9929 / AS10099
China Unicom’s dedicated premium network, kept clear of the congestion that affects standard routes.
China Mobile
CMIN2
China Mobile International N2
AS58807
Optimized CMIN2 routing for fast, consistent connections on China Mobile.
Read the route explainers
Learn how each premium carrier path works before you test or deploy.
Test it yourself
Run a ping, traceroute, or mtr from each location with our Looking Glass.
Why premium routing matters
Lower latency
Premium paths are shorter and less congested, so pages, SSH, and games stay responsive.
Stable at peak
Standard routes choke during evening peak hours. Premium networks hold their throughput.
All three carriers
Telecom, Unicom, and Mobile users all get an optimized path.
Two entry points
Choose Tokyo or Singapore for the shortest hop to your users in China.
Questions
What makes the routing premium?+
We buy the premium path on each carrier: CTGNet (formerly CN2 GIA), CUP, and CMIN2, not the cheapest transit. Those routes stay fast and stable through evening peak.
Do all three carriers get premium routing?+
Yes. China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile each get their own optimized path.