It is thought that the total production of new information in one year is equivalent to 37,000 times as much information as is in the entire holdings of the U.S. Library of Congress. We live in a world where information is king - and everyone is both a content producer and consumer. In today's business climate, the onus remains on enterprises to supply customers, investors, partners, employees and other stakeholders with the information they want (as specified by them), when they want it (which is often 'right now') and how they want it (where high quality tops the list).

As a result of the rising congestion on the public Internet, combined with geographic barriers, global companies attempting to deliver content into Asia are having an increasingly difficult time getting information overseas quickly. The public Internet is simply incapable of ensuring rapid delivery every time, and without the backing of a robust content delivery network, there's a good chance your information delivery will lag. Further compounding the issue of delivering content onto continents like Asia are the cultural and regulatory barriers to entry.

At ChinaCache, we understand the key concerns of enterprises and software companies, concerns like application download and acceleration, and superb performance on marketing campaigns that utilize lots of rich media to communicate the brand message and establish corporate identity. This is why Infiniti turned to us to deliver their new marketing campaign, and Ferrari and Bacardi used the ChinaCache content and application delivery to deliver their luxury messaging. And it's why Microsoft uses ChinaCache to deliver software updates into Asia.