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Measure first. Then decide.

32 speed-test nodes across 10 datacentres and 4 backhaul classes. Every test IP is copy-ready — measure real latency and packet loss before you commit to a line.

32Speed-test nodes
10Datacentres
4Backhaul line classes
1,274Comparable products

The four backhaul classes

The line class determines latency, packet loss and price — the same machine on different lines can differ by up to 4×. That is why the catalogue treats line class as a first-class filter.

Global BGP10nodes

Global reach at the lowest price. The default choice for overseas users and workloads that do not target mainland China.

Covers: Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Seattle, Seoul, Hong Kong, Malaysia
China Optimized10nodes

Return path optimised for mainland China; better latency and loss than Global BGP at a mid-range price.

Covers: Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Seattle, Seoul, Hong Kong, Malaysia
Enterprise CN29nodes

China Telecom CN2 enterprise routing — the best return-path quality across all three mainland carriers, and the highest price.

Covers: Tokyo, Singapore, Frankfurt, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Seattle, Seoul, Hong Kong, Malaysia
China Optimized VIP3nodes

A higher grade of China-optimised return path, with better stability during peak hours.

Covers: Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Seattle

All nodes

Click an IP to copy it. Full measured data (mainland return-path latency, loss, transit and peering) lives on the speed-test node page。

Los Angeles4Seattle4Silicon Valley4Tokyo3Seoul3Hong Kong3Singapore3Malaysia3Frankfurt3Taipei2
#DatacentresLine Test IPTransit
1Tokyo NRTGlobal BGP6 transit networks
2Seoul ICNGlobal BGP5 transit networks
3Hong Kong HKGGlobal BGP4 transit networks
4Singapore SINGlobal BGP3 transit networks
5Malaysia KULGlobal BGP3 transit networks
6Taipei TPEGlobal BGP4 transit networks
7Los Angeles LAXGlobal BGP5 transit networks
8Frankfurt FRAGlobal BGP2 transit networks
9Seattle SEAGlobal BGP2 transit networks
10Silicon Valley SJCGlobal BGP2 transit networks
11Seattle SEAChina Optimized VIP5 transit networks
12Singapore SINChina Optimized5 transit networks
13Malaysia KULChina Optimized7 transit networks
14Frankfurt FRAChina Optimized6 transit networks
15Los Angeles LAXChina Optimized VIP5 transit networks
16Silicon Valley SJCChina Optimized VIP4 transit networks
17Hong Kong HKGChina Optimized5 transit networks
18Malaysia KULEnterprise CN26 transit networks
19Taipei TPEChina Optimized5 transit networks
20Seattle SEAEnterprise CN27 transit networks
21Tokyo NRTChina Optimized4 transit networks
22Seoul ICNChina Optimized4 transit networks
23Los Angeles LAXEnterprise CN26 transit networks
24Silicon Valley SJCEnterprise CN26 transit networks
25Los Angeles LAXChina Optimized4 transit networks
26Seattle SEAChina Optimized4 transit networks
27Silicon Valley SJCChina Optimized4 transit networks
28Frankfurt FRAEnterprise CN23 transit networks
29Singapore SINEnterprise CN24 transit networks
30Hong Kong HKGEnterprise CN21 transit networks
31Tokyo NRTEnterprise CN24 transit networks
32Seoul ICNEnterprise CN24 transit networks

Diagnostics

MTR / traceroute

Generate MTR command templates for the three mainland carriers using the test IPs above, and see hop by hop where latency and loss appear. Use it to tell a local egress problem from a submarine-cable or transit-peering one.

Reading the measurements

How to interpret results across all 32 nodes: which metrics matter, what counts as normal, and how to compare peak against off-peak.

Hit a problem? Open a support requestwith MTR output attached shortens diagnosis time substantially.