Tencent Cloud joins Cloudflare's Bandwidth Alliance

Cloudflare founded the alliance in 2018 to discount or waive data transfer (also known as bandwidth) fees for shared customers.

Written by Folake Dosu
Published on Jun. 26, 2019
Tencent Cloud joins Cloudflare's Bandwidth Alliance

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In an effort to discount or waive data transfer (also known as bandwidth) fees for shared customers, San Francisco-based Internet performance company Cloudflare launched the Bandwidth Alliance with 10 partners in late 2018.

The company announced this week that Tencent Cloud is joining the Bandwidth Alliance and as a result, joint customers of Cloudflare and Tencent Cloud will pay zero data transfer fees for all traffic between their networks outside of China. Tencent Cloud is the 18th partner to join the Bandwidth Alliance.

“People everywhere want faster, more secure, and more reliable Internet. In working with Tencent, and other partners, we are better positioned to address the numerous challenges that are faced by enterprises as they expand internationally, to help users everywhere experience the best Internet possible.”

“People everywhere want faster, more secure, and more reliable Internet,” said Cloudflare co-founder and CEO, Matthew Prince. “In working with Tencent, and other partners, we are better positioned to address the numerous challenges that are faced by enterprises as they expand internationally, to help users everywhere experience the best Internet possible.”

Cloudflare touts Tencent Cloud’s global presence and decades of experience in delivering digital engagement as a boon to the Bandwidth Alliance. In addition to its extensive presence in China, Tencent Cloud also had a foothold across the gaming and media industries in key regions such as Silicon Valley, Frankfurt, Singapore and Bangkok, in addition to its extensive presence in China. This partnership support both Cloudflare and Tencent Cloud’s plans to expand in this space on an international level.

“Tencent Cloud is committed to providing leading cloud services to enterprises and developers across the globe. By joining the Bandwidth Alliance, we hope to elevate our efforts in serving our global customers and contribute to the global cloud ecosystem together with partners like Cloudflare,” added Davy Wang, Associate General Manager of Tencent Cloud International.

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