Shenzhen & Hong Kong Server Colocation and Dedicated Connectivity
Telecom-neutral IDC, fiber access and cross-border circuits for businesses that cannot afford downtime.
What We Do
Data Center
Tier-standard facilities in Shenzhen and Hong Kong with triple power protection.
Learn more →Fiber & Dedicated Internet
Symmetric fiber access with static IPs and BGP multi-line routing.
Learn more →Interconnection & Circuits
Domestic long-haul and China–HK circuits with deterministic latency.
Learn more →Hong Kong Telephony
Hong Kong numbers, international long distance and call center trunks.
Learn more →Shenzhen Colocation Plans
1U Colocation
- 100 Mbps shared, unmetered traffic
- 24/7 phone technical support
2U Colocation
- 100 Mbps shared, unmetered traffic
- 100 Mbps shared bandwidth, unmetered
4U Colocation
- 100 Mbps shared, unmetered traffic
- 100 Mbps shared bandwidth, unmetered
Prices in CNY. Annual billing saves roughly one to two months versus monthly. Higher power draw, dedicated bandwidth and additional IPs are quoted separately.
Colocation FAQ
How is Shenzhen colocation priced?
Pricing combines rack units, bandwidth, the number of IP addresses and value-added services. Our published rates are CNY 650 per month (7,200 per year) for 1U, CNY 890 per month (9,800 per year) for 2U and CNY 1,380 per month (15,000 per year) for 4U. High-power equipment, dedicated bandwidth, extra IPs and DDoS protection are billed separately.
Colocation or cloud hosting — which is more cost-effective?
Cloud suits new projects, volatile traffic and minute-level scaling. Colocation suits stable workloads with large data volumes and strict performance or compliance requirements, because CPU, memory and disk IO are never shared with noisy neighbours. Beyond one to two years of operation, colocation is usually cheaper in total.
Should I choose dedicated or shared bandwidth?
Shared bandwidth is cheaper and fine for corporate sites and internal applications. Dedicated bandwidth can saturate at any hour, which matters for video, downloads, live streaming and sales events. Estimate demand as average page views × page size ÷ peak-window seconds, then add 30% headroom.
Does Hong Kong hosting require ICP filing?
No. Servers in Hong Kong do not require mainland ICP registration, so provisioning is fast — which is why Hong Kong is popular for foreign trade and cross-border e-commerce. If you also serve mainland users, consider a Shenzhen BGP facility or a dual-node Shenzhen plus Hong Kong deployment.
Who handles operations after colocation?
The facility covers power, cooling, network and hardware faults with 24/7 on-site staff, remote power cycling, OS reinstallation and KVM access. Applications, databases and business systems remain your responsibility, or can be covered by our managed service.
Can we test before committing?
Yes. Our Shenzhen facility supports free testing. Run a one-to-two week load test to verify latency, packet loss and bandwidth curves before migrating production.
Latest Insights
Five hard criteria for choosing a Shenzhen colocation facility
When comparing Shenzhen data centers, check facility tier (Tier III or above), power redundancy (dual utility feeds plus UPS and generators), carrier access (Telecom, Unicom and Mobile BGP), 24/7 on-site operations and physical security — not just price.
Colocation vs cloud hosting: how should enterprises choose?
Colocation means owning the hardware inside an IDC and keeping long-term costs and performance under your control; cloud means renting elastic capacity. Stable workloads with large data volumes and compliance requirements usually favour colocation.
How much do 1U, 2U and 4U colocation differ in cost?
Rack space is billed by height. In our Shenzhen facility, 1U starts at CNY 650 per month and 4U at CNY 1,380 per month. Confirm server height, power draw, dedicated bandwidth and IP count before signing to avoid later surcharges.
Dedicated or shared bandwidth for colocation?
Shared bandwidth is cheaper but contends at peak; dedicated bandwidth is predictable and suits video, downloads and sales events. Multi-line BGP facilities balance access quality across Telecom, Unicom and Mobile users.
Why enterprises colocate instead of building their own server room
A private server room requires capital spending on dual power feeds, precision cooling, fire suppression, monitoring and a 24/7 team. Colocation converts that into operating expense and typically halves the total cost.
What is a dedicated-line server?
A dedicated-line server sits on a dedicated network path such as fiber or CN2, providing high bandwidth, stable latency and predictable performance for websites and applications.
What is blended bandwidth in Hong Kong servers?
Bandwidth is one of the most important specifications when selecting a Hong Kong server. Blended bandwidth combines multiple carriers so that users on different networks each get a good path.
Dynamic VPS vs static IP VPS: what is the difference?
A static-IP VPS keeps the same address and is suitable for hosting websites; a dynamic VPS changes IP addresses and is not appropriate for public web services.
How can we help?
Talk to our network specialists.