The business behind data.vocom.com: IP Transit and DIA across the China route and the global route, IEPL/IPLC private lines, MPLS-VPN, Anti-DDoS, and the system integration work that keeps it all installed correctly.
Each region blends local internet exchange peering with global BGP and dedicated internet access, so traffic takes the shortest real path rather than a single default route.
Global Internet BGP & DIA.
Local via HKIX / EQIX, plus Global Internet BGP & DIA.
Local via HINET / NCIC / TFN / TPIX, plus Global BGP & DIA.
Local via EQIX / SGIX, plus Global Internet BGP & DIA.
Local via PHIX / GetaFIX / PLDT / Globe / Converge, plus Global BGP & DIA.
Local via BBIX, plus Global Internet BGP & DIA.
Local via DUIX / SHIX / UAEIX, plus Global BGP & DIA.
Local via MYIX, plus Global Internet BGP & DIA.
Local via CT / CU / CM, plus Global Internet DIA.
Local peering plus Global Internet DIA.
Global Internet delivered via VM / VPS presence.
China connectivity is engineered per-carrier rather than as a single blended feed, with the mix tunable by percentage across route types.
AS 4134 / 23764 — premium China 163 network with QoS. AS 4809 / 23764 — CN2 Hong Kong and CN2 Japan.
AS 10099 / 4837.
AS 58453.
A tunable percentage split across CT, CU, CM, and global routes to match each customer's traffic profile.
VOCOM runs an international network and mixed-cloud solution on its own MPLS/VPLS backbone, supporting secure and reliable customer networking with flexible policy, careful traffic control, and direct connections into the major cloud platforms.
A sample of protected routes and their estimated round-trip time, drawn from VOCOM's own cable system mix.
| A–B ends | Cable system | Protected | Estimated RTT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong — Taipei | EAC/C2C, FNAL/RNAL | Yes | 13–23 ms |
| Hong Kong — Shenzhen | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 1–3 ms |
| Hong Kong — Manila | AAG, C2C | Yes | 14–18 ms |
| Hong Kong — Singapore | C2C, AAE-1, APCN2 | Yes | 29–35 ms |
| Hong Kong — Los Angeles | EAC + Unity | Yes* | 141–180 ms |
| Hong Kong — Seoul | FNAL/RNAL | Yes | 38–68 ms |
| Hong Kong — Sihanoukville | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 48 ms |
| Hong Kong — London | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 167 ms |
| Hong Kong — Frankfurt | AAE-1, SMW5 | Yes | 175 ms |
| Hong Kong — Tokyo | ASE, TGN-IA | Yes | 49 ms |
| Singapore — Fujairah | AAE-1, BBG+EIG | Yes | 75 ms |
| Singapore — Kuala Lumpur | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 5–9 ms |
| Singapore — Sihanoukville | MCT + terrestrial cable | Yes* | 17 ms |
| Tokyo — Taipei | RNAL/FNAL, TPE | Yes | 29–33 ms |
| Tokyo — Shanghai | APG, TPE, NCP | Yes | 25–32 ms |
| Tokyo — Los Angeles | FASTER, Unity, TGN-P | Yes | 99–107 ms |
| Los Angeles — Ashburn | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 55 ms |
| Los Angeles — Mexico City | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 109 ms |
| Shanghai — Shenzhen | Terrestrial cable | Yes | 27 ms |
Traffic is scrubbed through dedicated centers across Asia and the US/EU before it ever reaches a customer's network, keeping volumetric and application-layer attacks off the route entirely.
A dedicated project management and technical service team handles overseas deployments end-to-end, from consulting through to troubleshooting.
Scoping and design before any equipment is ordered.
Sourcing the right hardware for the deployment.
Getting equipment to site, on schedule.
Rack and shelf install at the destination facility.
Structured cabling built to the site's actual layout.
Bring-up and verification before go-live.
Ongoing monitoring once the deployment is live.
Direct technical response when something needs fixing.
A partial list of the facilities VOCOM operates in or connects to directly across three regions.
Hong Kong (Equinix HK1/HK2, MTC Landing Station), Taiwan (Chief LY/HD, FET/NCIC AnKang, NTT Taipo), Manila (Vitro Makati 2), Kuala Lumpur (AIMS-KL), Shenzhen (HuaKe IDC), Tokyo (Equinix TY7/TY8, DigitalRealty NRT10), Singapore (Equinix SG1, Rack Central), Shanghai (@HUB IDC, GDS IDC, JiYun IDC), Bangkok (Telehouse Bangkok, TCCT Bangna), Seoul (KINX Dogok), Sihanoukville.
London (Telehouse West), UAE / Fujairah (Fujairah Smarthub).
Los Angeles (Coresite LA1), Ashburn (Equinix DC5), Toronto (Equinix TR2), Sao Paulo (Equinix SP4), Mexico (Equinix MX2).
Send your route requirements and current traffic mix — we'll size the connection before you commit to anything.
