SpeedyCloud

About SpeedyCloud

Founded in 2012 by CEO Yu Hao, an early practitioner in China's cloud computing sector, Beijing SpeedyCloud Technology Co., Ltd. (also known as 迅达云) was formally registered in 2015 with Zhao Shundong as the legal representative. The company's core team brought extensive experience from major internet and IT service firms such as ChinaNetCenter, 21Vianet, and Baidu, aiming to translate their expertise in internet service architecture into a robust cloud offering. A significant milestone in its history includes establishing a joint Cloud Computing and Big Data Laboratory with the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications to foster industry-academia collaboration.

SpeedyCloud operates as a comprehensive cloud computing service provider, focusing on delivering a full spectrum of IaaS and PaaS solutions. Its business model centers on providing subscription-based and pay-as-you-go cloud services to a diverse client base that includes government entities, educational institutions, and companies in sectors like e-commerce, gaming, media streaming, and finance. The firm generates revenue by offering a suite of proprietary and partner-supported cloud products, alongside managed services and one-stop private cloud deployment for enterprise clients.

The company's product portfolio covers the foundational layers of IT infrastructure: computing, networking, and storage. Key services include elastic cloud servers, object storage, cloud databases, and content delivery networks (CDN) designed to enhance performance and availability for web-facing applications. For specialized needs, SpeedyCloud provides solutions for video-on-demand incorporating transcoding, storage, and accelerated delivery, as well as big data services leveraging technologies like Hadoop and Spark. A notable feature is its global network architecture, which, through partnerships with providers like IBM, offers low-latency connectivity between its numerous domestic and international data center nodes, a critical selling point for clients with global operations, particularly in the gaming industry.