Despite the global pandemic, China remains the top destination for many businesses to expand to and do business in. For one, it is the world’s second largest economy – and set to become number one by 2026 – as well as the world’s manufacturing and industrial epicentre too. In addition, China is also home to one of the world’s most attractive consumer markets, with more than one billion consumers with ever-rising levels of disposable income. For global brands, China is undoubtedly an irresistible market, with many looking to get a share of the enormous consumer pie.

It is for these reasons and many more that international companies are looking to set up and operate in China. But doing business in the Middle Kingdom comes with its own set of challenges too – one of which is networking and connectivity. While China’s network infrastructure has improved significantly over the years, there are still issues that are likely to confound businesses setting up there. These include understanding and navigating local ISPs and staying compliant with the country’s cybersecurity regulations over information flowing in and out of the county.

In this white paper, we will look at:

1. China’s Internet and telecommunications landscape, including government policies and regulations

2. Key challenges businesses face in China when it comes to online networking and connectivity

3. How businesses can build a robust, consistent, and scalable network leveraging best-in-class solutions

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