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[WTB] Premium Hypervisors in HK/US/DE (256G+, /24, CN2 GIA/9929)

Hi LowEndTalk community & upstream providers,

We are currently looking for high-performance dedicated servers (to be used as virtualization hypervisors) across three specific regions: Hong Kong, United States, and Germany.

Upstream data centers and authorized resellers with genuine premium China-direct transit are welcome to contact us with available stock and custom quotes.

Hardware Specifications
CPU: Dual E5-v4 / AMD EPYC / Dual Xeon Scalable (Open to reasonable configurations)

RAM: 256GB – 512GB ECC

Storage: 2x or 4x NVMe / Enterprise SSD (Hardware RAID or software RAID capable)

IP Allocation: At least /24 IPv4 (256 IPs) per machine (Clean ARIN/RIPE/APNIC subnets with clean reputation, rDNS support required)

Uplink/Bandwidth: 100M-1G

Network & Routing Requirements (Strict)
Hong Kong (HK): China Telecom CN2 GIA (AS4809) direct return routing.

United States (US): Multi-homed premium optimization — CN2 GIA (AS4809) + CU 9929 / CUII (AS10099) + CMI2.

Germany (DE): China Unicom CU 9929 / AS10099 direct return routing.

(Note: We will request looking glass or test IPs to verify bidirectional routing before ordering.)

Contact Information
If you have capacity or can offer custom deployment, please PM me directly on LET or reach out via email:

Email: [email protected]

Please include test IPs / Looking Glass, bandwidth limits, setup lead time, and monthly pricing in your quote. Looking forward to establishing long-term cooperation.

Comments

  • Me too.

  • rpqurpqu Member

    Will be expensive $$$$$

  • me too

  • Why everyone so obsessive either Singapore or China optimized network? Genuine question

  • Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

  • @Motion3549 said:
    Why everyone so obsessive either Singapore or China optimized network? Genuine question

    Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @chn1688 said:
    If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

    Just use roaming/HK esim.

  • @chn1688 said:
    Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

    I assume you are from China, Shouldn't you just look at China's providers, as they probably understand the situation better?

  • forestforest Member
    edited October 6

    @Motion3549 said:

    @chn1688 said:
    Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

    I assume you are from China, Shouldn't you just look at China's providers, as they probably understand the situation better?

    Hosting a service in China requires getting government approval, a license, and is subject to strict regulations. Hosting just outside China with a good route back to mainland China is usually better.

    Thanked by 2Motion3549 rpqu
  • TangeTange Member

    @chn1688 said:
    Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

    you have legal way to access blocked sites in China, however it's freaking expensive

  • @forest said:

    @Motion3549 said:

    @chn1688 said:
    Due to China's unique network environment, some Chinese users have a very high demand for the international internet. Chinese users cannot even access Google and must use VLESS; they cannot access the international internet. If VLESS is used without routes optimized for China, stable access to the international internet will be impossible.

    I assume you are from China, Shouldn't you just look at China's providers, as they probably understand the situation better?

    Hosting a service in China requires getting government approval, a license, and is subject to strict regulations. Hosting just outside China with a good route back to mainland China is usually better.

    Existing provider maybe

  • cloudblastcloudblast Member, Patron Provider

    Budget? we can assist with Hong Kong.

  • @cloudblast said:
    Budget? we can assist with Hong Kong.

    hello

  • @chn1688 said:

    @cloudblast said:
    Budget? we can assist with Hong Kong.

    hello

    hello

  • jinoojinoo Member

    Me too. If you have it, please contact me at [email protected].

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