Shenzhen Fredyun Cloud Computing Technology Co., Ltd.

Three independent networks,
one resilient fabric

Fusing the international networks of China Mobile CMI, China Unicom CUG and China Telecom CTG into diversity no single carrier can offer.

400Gbps global backbone100G China–HK cross-border
Across Greater China, connected to the world.

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Global backbone
Three independent networks

Three carriers' fibre,
fused into one resilient network

CMIChina Mobile Int'l
CUGChina Unicom Global
CTGChina Telecom Global
  • Carrier fusion · CMI, CUG and CTG international networks integrated into one fabric
  • Geographic diversity · Three physically separated backbone routes, no single point of failure
  • Rapid recovery · If one network drops, traffic moves to a backup network without interruption
  • 400Gbps global backbone · 100G transmission via multiple China–HK crossings, on the carriers' licensed international networks
FREDYUN TRIPLE NETWORK
Core services

Four service lines, one end-to-end provider

From the fibre in the ground to the applications on top, Fredyun delivers network and IT services end to end.

China–Hong Kong cross-border

100G transmission across multiple border crossings, carried over the three carriers' licensed international networks on a 400Gbps global backbone, with fully dynamic routing.

Global IEPL / MPLS / SD-WAN

Multiple transport technologies combined to build enterprise WANs spanning Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas.

Dark fibre

Point-to-point dark fibre with dedicated, controllable capacity — built for financial institutions and DCI.

Exchange interconnection

HKEX SDNET access with microsecond-level latency; exchange connectivity across APAC and CME in the US.

IDC colocation

Scarce rack capacity in tier-one and surrounding cities, high-grade Tier facilities across 31 cities, elastic expansion.

Cloud connect

Direct connectivity to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Alibaba Cloud for hybrid and multicloud architectures.

System integration

Hardware procurement, information security, disaster recovery (BCP), RPA, and ELV + AV framework services.

Voice services

Enterprise fixed-line, global international long distance and cloud contact centre solutions.

Security & monitoring

DDoS mitigation, network monitoring and security orchestration with 7×24 NOC and proactive alerting.

Network as a Service

A NaaS portfolio, seven engines in one

Orchestrated by the Yaoshu control plane, six scenario-based NaaS products combine on demand — from cross-border backbone to ultra-low-latency real-time circuits, so the network behaves like cloud: on demand, elastic, programmable.

Control plane

Yaoshu 瑶枢

  • Unified orchestration across the entire portfolio
  • End-to-end visibility and intelligent routing
  • Elastic bandwidth scheduling
Backbone

Qianyuan 乾元 & Haoyuan 昊渊

  • Flagship global backbone NaaS for large groups and multinationals
  • High-bandwidth cross-border SD-WAN for trade and overseas IDC interconnect
  • Multicloud foundation with full-path redundancy
Private & regulated

Taichu 太初 & Hengji 衡极

  • Private, dedicated networking for government and financial customers
  • 99.999% availability with redundant circuits and self-healing
  • Compliance-oriented private network design
Domestic & low latency

Daihan 岱瀚 & Benting 奔霆

  • Nationwide distributed backbone SD-WAN for multi-branch enterprises
  • Ultra-low-latency circuits for cloud desktop, real-time media and industrial IoT
  • Edge compute interconnection
Global footprint

60+ PoPs in Greater China · 120+ PoPs worldwide

The Chinese site includes an interactive map with measured latency between nodes — open the latency explorer.

Greater Bay AreaCore

Hong Kong · Guangzhou · Shenzhen · Qianhai IX · Zhuhai · Hengqin · Macau · Jiangmen · Chengdu.

East ChinaHub

Shanghai · Hangzhou, covering eastern and central China.

North ChinaHub

Beijing · Xi'an, covering northern and north-eastern China.

Asia Pacific

Taipei · Seoul · Tokyo · Osaka · Singapore · Kuala Lumpur · Manila · Jakarta · Ho Chi Minh City · Hanoi · Sydney.

Europe

Amsterdam · Frankfurt · Moscow.

North America

Los Angeles · Seattle, connecting to CME and other trading hubs.

Service assurance

Carrier-grade SLAs for business-critical traffic

99.99%

PoP to upstream ISP availability

99.5%

End-to-end circuit availability

7×24

Monitoring · proactive alerting · on-site support

98%+

Overall satisfaction · 100% VIP incident tracking

Qualifications & compliance

Licensed and compliant operations

Fredyun holds a Trans-regional Value-added Telecommunications Business Licence issued by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and is certified under China's Multi-Level Protection Scheme (MLPS) as well as ISO 27001 and ISO 9001.

Licence No. B1-20235481

Trans-regional Value-added
Telecommunications Business Licence

  • LicenseeShenzhen Fredyun Cloud Computing Technology Co., Ltd.
  • Issued byMinistry of Industry and Information Technology, PRC
  • Validity16 Jan 2024 — 14 Nov 2028
IDCInternet Data Centre31 cities
ISPInternet access serviceNationwide
CDNContent delivery networkNationwide
VPNDomestic internet VPNNationwide
MLPSMulti-Level Protection Scheme✓ Certified
ISOISO 27001 / 9001✓ Certified

IDC facilities across 31 cities including Beijing · Shanghai · Guangzhou · Shenzhen · Hangzhou · Zhengzhou · Wuhan · Chengdu · Qingdao · Ningbo · Dongguan · Foshan · Nanning · Guiyang.

FAQ

Questions we are asked most often

What does “three independent networks” mean?

Fredyun integrates the international networks of all three Chinese carriers — China Mobile International (CMI), China Unicom Global (CUG) and China Telecom Global (CTG) — into a single fabric. The three backbone routes are physically separated and geographically diverse, eliminating single points of failure. If any one network fails, traffic switches to a backup network without service interruption. Global backbone capacity is 400Gbps, with 100G transmission through multiple China–Hong Kong border crossings, carried over the three carriers' licensed international networks.

Is Fredyun a licensed telecom operator in China?

Yes. Shenzhen Fredyun Cloud Computing Technology Co., Ltd. holds a Trans-regional Value-added Telecommunications Business Licence (No. B1-20235481) issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China, valid from 16 January 2024 to 14 November 2028. Its scope covers IDC (31 cities), ISP internet access (nationwide), CDN (nationwide) and domestic internet VPN (nationwide). The company has also passed China's Multi-Level Protection Scheme (MLPS / Dengbao) and is certified to ISO 27001 and ISO 9001.

Where are your PoPs located?

60+ PoPs across Greater China and 120+ PoPs globally. Greater Bay Area: Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qianhai IX, Zhuhai, Hengqin, Macau, Jiangmen, Chengdu. East China: Shanghai, Hangzhou. North China: Beijing, Xi'an. Asia Pacific: Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Sydney. Europe: Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Moscow. North America: Los Angeles, Seattle.

What service level do you commit to?

99.99% PoP-to-upstream-ISP availability, 99.5% end-to-end circuit availability, 7×24 monitoring with proactive alerting and on-site support, 98%+ overall service satisfaction and 100% tracking of VIP incidents. Project-specific SLAs are confirmed during the solution design phase together with the terms and delivery milestones.

Can you connect to Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) and other exchanges?

Yes. Fredyun provides access to HKEX's SDNET financial network with microsecond-level low-latency circuits, and exchange interconnection covering APAC and CME in the United States. These circuits belong to the ultra-low-latency cross-border financial line product family; access points, redundancy and latency targets are confirmed during solution design.

How quickly can a service be delivered?

Standard delivery for most services is 3 days to 1 week; circuits requiring a newly built access segment take about 2 weeks. By service: SD-WAN branches are configured and onboarded the same day the CPE arrives; IDC racks are installed the same day when existing capacity is available; cloud connect takes 3 business days; a full store rollout package takes about 1 week; ELV + AV works take about 1 week. Exact timelines are confirmed after the site survey, together with the solution and delivery milestones.

What is the minimum contract term?

There isn't one. Fredyun works with flexible contract terms — long-term services can be signed annually, while temporary requirements (events, exhibitions, short-term projects, emergency circuits) can be contracted for as little as one day. Bandwidth ranges from 10Mbps to 100Gbps and can be stepped up as needed. Terms and specifications are confirmed at the solution stage.

How do I get in touch?

Phone: +86-755-82288336, +86-755-23612773, +86-755-23612770. Business email: admin@fredyun.com (business enquiries answered 7×24). Existing customers can manage their services at usercentre.fredyun.com.

Ready to upgrade your enterprise network?

Cross-border financial circuits, global WAN or fast store rollouts —
tell us the sites, bandwidth and latency targets and we will design around them.