Web infrastructure in Beijing
Beijing hosts 7 data centers and 4 internet exchanges, making it a key hub for China's internet infrastructure. The city supports a significant portion of the country's domestic traffic and serves as a primary location for cloud service providers and large enterprises seeking low-latency connectivity within northern China.
Beijing as an internet hub
The leading operator by facility count is CDS Global Cloud Co., LTD with 3 facilities, followed by Telehouse - Global Data Centers with 2 facilities. Major exchange points include CNIX, connected to 20 networks, and CHN-IX Beijing with 7 connected networks.
Beijing's connectivity is centered on these exchanges, providing direct peering for major Chinese ISPs and content providers. Businesses buy hosting here for city-level performance, access to the Chinese market, and proximity to government and financial institutions located in the capital.
Key facts
- Beijing has 7 operational data centers in total.
- Four active internet exchange points serve the city.
- CDS Global Cloud Co., LTD operates the most facilities at 3.
- CNIX connects 20 networks, the most of any Beijing IXP.
- Telehouse - Global Data Centers runs 2 facilities in Beijing.
Data centers in Beijing
All 7 facilities →Capital Online Shang Di Datacenter
CDS Global Cloud Co., LTD
Capital Online Yang Qiao Datacenter
CDS Global Cloud Co., LTD
Capital Online Zhao Wei Datacenter
CDS Global Cloud Co., LTD
GDS Beijing
GDS Services Ltd
Jiuxianqiao-M7-Beijing
INTERNET HARBOR
Telehouse - Beijing BDA
Telehouse - Global Data Centers
Telehouse - Beijing BEZ
Telehouse - Global Data Centers