China Telecom to save ICloud Chinese turtle speed: exclusive for domestic users

In the two days, an interesting message appeared on the government website of Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province.

This message came from Fuzhou Chongren County Telecom Branch, published on August 12: "August 8 5 o'clock in the morning, after 15 months, after many rounds of rigorous technical testing and review, Apple began to ICloud China's user data production flow cut to the Chinese telecom cloud storage services, marking the official Apple ICloud Chinese users to provide cloud storage services to become Apple's only cloud storage service provider in mainland China. "In other words, data from Chinese users has been iCloud, which is the first time Apple has formally stored iCloud data in mainland China, which is mostly stored in data centers in the United States." Neither Apple nor China Telecom has responded.

Part of the cooperation details are also disclosed:

Only 4 minutes and 19 seconds of interruption per month--which means that the resource pool network can hardly fail

The availability of cloud storage services reaches 99.9%--per User Service request processing event exceeds a certain number as service unavailable, far beyond industry requirements

The availability of data is 99.99999999999% (13 9)--meaning you can't lose data

In addition, this information also predicts: ICloud Chinese user data storage demand will reach hundreds of PB.

In general, if foreign Internet companies transfer Chinese users ' data to domestic servers, the user experience, such as speed or whatever, will improve. I wonder if you've felt this way lately?