Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Hybrid Cloud
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Education
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
The Customer
Talk-Cloud
About The Customer
The customers in this case study are diverse, spanning multiple industries and regions. Talk-Cloud is an e-Learning platform used by universities and other online education providers. The global gaming company provides a platform for clients to host their own games. ZEGO is a live streaming service provider that assists global enterprises in acquiring stable and high-quality live streaming capabilities in more than 200 regions. The social and digital media company is a global entity based in North America and Europe. AdTiming is a premium, data-driven ad mediation platform. All these companies were facing challenges related to global connectivity and required rapid, efficient solutions to maintain and enhance their service delivery.
The Challenge
The case study presents a variety of challenges faced by different companies across various sectors, all of which required enhanced global connectivity solutions. Talk-Cloud, an e-Learning platform, was experiencing exponential growth and needed rapid deployment of new network nodes to maintain customer satisfaction. A global gaming company required a solution to quickly and easily provision servers around the world to meet user needs. ZEGO, a live streaming service provider, needed to rapidly deploy and connect 22 core and edge PoPs in Europe, America, and Southeast Asia to better serve their 500+ million users. A global social and digital media company based in North America and Europe lacked a hybrid cloud interconnect solution for the highly regulated and unique Chinese market. Lastly, AdTiming, a data-driven ad mediation platform, needed to rapidly scale to rising user demand while improving user experiences and reducing operating costs.
The Solution
Zenlayer provided tailored IoT solutions to each of these companies, addressing their unique challenges. For Talk-Cloud, Zenlayer facilitated the rapid deployment of new network nodes, ensuring uninterrupted service for the e-Learning platform's growing user base. The global gaming company utilized Zenlayer's Bare Metal Cloud to provision servers around the world swiftly and efficiently. ZEGO leveraged Zenlayer's services to quickly deploy and connect 22 core and edge PoPs across Europe, America, and Southeast Asia, enhancing their live streaming capabilities. The social and digital media company used Zenlayer Cloud Networking to deploy a complete hybrid-cloud environment across their infrastructure within just a week, effectively navigating the Chinese market's regulatory landscape. AdTiming used Zenlayer’s global private backbone and Zenlayer Global Accelerator to rapidly scale to rising user demand, improving user experiences and reducing operating costs.
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