AijiAijiasu Partners with Multiple IDC Providers
The ceiling of node quality is set by data center resources. On September 24, 2026, Aijiasu signed strategic partnerships with three tier-one IDC providers, adding 120 backbone nodes, 45 in South China and the rest across Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe and America.
South China users have long suffered unstable cross-border latency due to tight export bandwidth. This deal brings data-center-grade backbone bandwidth, bypassing third-party resellers and giving Aijiasu stronger control over line quality.
What Direct Data Center Links Change
The biggest benefit of direct IDC peering is "one fewer hop." Traditional routes bounce traffic through intermediate nodes, each hop adding latency and loss risk. Direct peering cuts hop count by about 40%, lowering both latency and jitter.
What It Means for Users
After the nodes went live, average latency from South China to overseas servers fell by about 18%. More importantly, data-center bandwidth has higher redundancy, keeping links stable even at peak hours.
| Region | New nodes | Latency drop |
|---|---|---|
| South China | 45 | ~18% |
| Southeast Asia | 30 | ~15% |
| EU & US | 45 | ~12% |
A Shenzhen cross-border seller reported that within two weeks, his overseas store backend load time dropped from six seconds to three, and he estimated about 20 saved hours per month.
Download Aijiasu to feel the speed of direct data center links.
User Comments
Backend loads twice as fast since the South China nodes arrived.
Skipping resellers and going direct to data centers is the right move.
Korea node finally gets me under 40ms.
