China Telecom (CN2 GIA)
Experience the VIP network route. CN2 GIA (Global Internet Access) provides the fastest, most uncongested path into mainland China, perfect for latency-sensitive applications like financial trading and e-commerce.
Do I need an ICP license to host a dedicated server in China?
It depends on the data center location. If you deploy a bare-metal server in our Shenzhen (Mainland) facility, an active ICP (Internet Content Provider) license is strictly required by Chinese law. However, if you choose our Hong Kong (Chai Wan) data center, no ICP license is needed. You can bypass the Great Firewall and serve mainland users instantly with sub-20ms latency via our direct CN2 GIA routes.
What is the difference between CN2 GT and CN2 GIA routing?
CN2 GT (Global Transit) is a standard route that may face congestion during peak hours in China. CN2 GIA (Global Internet Access) is the premium, enterprise-grade VIP lane provided by China Telecom. ServerMO’s China dedicated servers utilize CN2 GIA, guaranteeing sub-20ms latency, zero packet loss, and uninterrupted speeds into Mainland China for critical workloads like gaming and trading.
Can I run AI model training and heavy rendering on China servers?
Yes. Unlike standard cloud instances, ServerMO provides ultra-high compute bare-metal GPU dedicated servers in Hong Kong. Configured with up to 8x NVIDIA RTX 4090 or A100 GPUs and high-capacity ECC DDR4 RAM (Balanced NUMA Architecture), our infrastructure is purpose-built for deep learning, 3D rendering, and AI model training without Great Firewall restrictions.
Do you throttle bandwidth on 1Gbps or 2Gbps unmetered China server plans?
No. Many hosting providers advertise unmetered plans but throttle bandwidth back during peak traffic hours. ServerMO provides guaranteed, non-oversubscribed 1Gbps to 2Gbps unmetered bandwidth ports backed by direct peering with China's "Big Three" carriers (Telecom, Unicom, Mobile), ensuring zero throttling and no unexpected egress charges.
How much does a cheap dedicated server in China cost?
Our pricing is highly scalable. You can start with an affordable base node at just $74/month featuring Intel Xeon processing, dedicated IPs, and unmetered bandwidth options. For enterprise scaling, configurations range up to massive multi-GPU nodes at $5000+/month. We accept Credit Cards and Bitcoin / Cryptocurrency payment options for flexible billing.
Which Chinese network carriers power ServerMO dedicated servers?
We utilize direct peering with China's "Big Three" carriers to ensure maximum speed. This includes China Telecom (featuring the premium CN2 GIA route), China Unicom (CU VIP / AS9929 & AS4837), and China Mobile (CMI). We also blend Tier-1 international carriers like PCCW and NTT for absolute global BGP redundancy.
What RAM and NVMe SSD storage options are available, from basic to top-notch setups?
ServerMO offers full hardware scalability tailored for both lightweight apps and heavy enterprise workloads:
- Scalable ECC Memory (RAM): Scale effortlessly from budget-friendly 32GB / 64GB DDR4 ECC RAM setups for standard web hosting, up to massive multi-terabyte ECC memory pools (supported by Balanced NUMA architecture) for multi-threaded AI processing and heavy database caching.
- High-Speed Storage (Enterprise NVMe SSDs): Eliminate I/O bottlenecks with enterprise-grade NVMe SSD arrays delivering ultra-fast 2000+ MB/s read/write speeds and high IOPS. We also support scalable SATA/SAS SSD and HDD arrays for massive Big Data storage needs.
- Top-Notch Compute Rigs: Combine high-speed memory and storage with processors ranging from standard Intel Xeon E3/E5 CPUs up to monstrous Dual AMD EPYC (256 Cores) and 8x NVIDIA RTX 4090 / A100 GPU instances.
Is DDoS protection included with China dedicated servers?
Yes. Every ServerMO bare-metal and GPU server deployed in China and Hong Kong includes automated 50Gbps Edge Hardware DDoS Mitigation. Our inline scrubbing system filters Layer 3, 4, and 7 volumetric attacks at the network edge before they reach your CPU, guaranteeing 99.99% uptime.
