Skip to content

Cloud Partners

Six clouds. One team that knows them all.

Each provider has its own strengths, regions and rules. We help you use the right one for each workload — or several together.

Alibaba Cloud

33 regions

Deep coverage across Asia Pacific, plus regions in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.

What we can help with

  • International-site accounts and verification
  • ECS, Simple Application Server and GPU instances
  • ESA edge security acceleration and Global Accelerator
  • Billing support and regular cost reviews

Tencent Cloud

21 regions

Low-latency infrastructure built for games, media and social apps across Asia, Europe and the Americas.

What we can help with

  • CVM and Lighthouse servers
  • EdgeOne acceleration and security
  • Anti-DDoS and WAF for games
  • TencentDB, COS and media services

Huawei Cloud

27 regions

A fast-growing footprint across Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa.

What we can help with

  • ECS and Flexus servers
  • TaurusDB and other cloud-native databases
  • CDN and Global Accelerator
  • Regions in emerging markets

AWS

34 regions

A deep service catalog with 34 commercial regions worldwide.

What we can help with

  • EC2, Lightsail and GPU capacity
  • CloudFront and Global Accelerator
  • Amazon Bedrock for generative AI
  • Architecture reviews and cost optimization

Google Cloud

43 regions

Google's global network, data and AI platform, with 43 regions worldwide.

What we can help with

  • Compute Engine with GPU and TPU capacity
  • Vertex AI and Gemini models
  • BigQuery and Cloud Storage
  • Premium Tier global networking

BytePlus

6 regions

ByteDance's enterprise cloud — the technology behind its apps, from video to AI models, for businesses.

What we can help with

  • ECS and GPU compute in Johor, Jakarta and Hong Kong
  • ModelArk for Seed and open models
  • CDN, media and real-time communication
  • Data and recommendation services

Region counts reflect each provider's international site as of October 2026. Product names, logos and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Tell us what you're building.

Share your workload and target markets. We'll come back with a side-by-side recommendation across all six clouds.