Domestic vs. International Bandwidth: Navigating Thailand’s Network Landscape

Understanding the "Split Bandwidth" Model in Thailand

If you are hosting a Thailand Dedicated Server, you will notice two types of bandwidth. Understanding the difference is crucial for enterprises serving global markets.

1. Domestic Bandwidth (Local Network)

This refers to data traveling within Thailand. Thanks to the National Internet Exchange (NIX), local speeds are blazing fast. This is perfect for local e-commerce, streaming to Thai users, and internal corporate apps.

2. International Bandwidth (IIG)

This is the data leaving Thailand to the rest of the world (USA, Europe, Singapore). Since Thailand is a peninsula-based hub, this bandwidth relies on undersea cables. For enterprises with overseas branches, International Bandwidth is the most critical spec to watch.

The IC-MyHost Advantage at CAT-IDC

Our infrastructure is located at CAT-IDC Bangrak, the heart of Thailand’s internet gateway. We provide:

• Highest Throughput: Dedicated access to 200 Gbps international pipes.
• Direct Peering: Reduced hops to major global providers like Google, AWS, and Microsoft.
• Scalability: Need more Inter-Bandwidth for a global launch? We can scale your port speed instantly.

Ensure your business isn't limited by "Unlimited Domestic" traps. Choose a provider that prioritizes International performance.