Private Site-to-Site Connectivity

End-to-end private connectivity between your China sites and the rest of the world, built from two circuit types that work together: DPLC for the domestic point-to-point legs between Chinese cities, and IEPL or MPLS for the cross-border leg. Both are Layer 2, so your own routing runs across the whole path, and both are uncontended, so latency, jitter, and packet loss stay stable through the evening peak instead of degrading with the public internet. We source from China Telecom, China Unicom, China Mobile, and alternative operators, then choose the combination that fits your route, bandwidth, and budget — and we hold the carrier relationships, so you sign one contract and escalate through one path. The same point-to-point capability covers routes that never touch China — two overseas sites, or a data centre and an office outside the mainland — on the same Layer 2, uncontended terms.

Enterprises linking China offices, factories, or data centres to a regional headquarters, a cloud region, or to each other — and overseas site pairs that never touch the mainland. Typically any team that has outgrown VPN or SD-WAN over the public internet but does not want to negotiate with three carriers across two countries.

We map your sites and traffic profile, then design the path: DPLC for the domestic legs, IEPL or MPLS for the cross-border leg, or a mix of carrier and alternative operators where that is cheaper. Because every segment is Layer 2, your existing addressing and routing plan carries over unchanged. We provision with every carrier involved, coordinate the hand-off points, and remain the single escalation path for faults — including the ones that sit exactly on the boundary between two carriers.