United States
Global application reach, North American customers, and off-region recovery.
Managed multi-region IaaS from Hong Kong
Managed infrastructure,
without the multi-region overhead.
Provision and coordinate servers across the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore through one accountable operating partner.
Business accounts. Every configuration is reviewed before activation.
United States
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Product concept
Infrastructure
OperationalRegional operations
Projects12
Servers48
Volumes156
SynchronizationHealthy
NameTypeRegionStatusSynchronization
edge-api-01ComputeUnited StatesRunning
db-primary-01DatabaseJapanRunning
cache-edge-01CacheHong KongRunning
worker-async-01ComputeSingaporeRunning
storage-logs-01StorageUnited StatesReview
01
Hong Kong contracting and support hub
02
Capacity through qualified regional partners
03
Unified provisioning, billing, and escalation
Regional pulse
Four strategic regions, coordinated as one service.
Each launch region has a defined operating role. Exact facilities and configurations are confirmed through supplier availability and technical review.
United StatesPlanned launch region
JapanPlanned launch region
Hong KongPlanned launch region
SingaporePlanned launch region
Japan
Northeast Asia proximity, performance-sensitive workloads, and regional redundancy.
Hong Kong
Commercial coordination, low-latency local services, and an accountable support hub.
Singapore
Southeast Asia coverage, regional control-plane options, and disaster recovery.
Built for operating clarity
Regional capacity without fragmented responsibility.
HaxLink brings technical coordination and commercial ownership into one operating relationship.
One accountable service desk
HaxLink coordinates supplier escalation and customer communication, so ownership stays clear when conditions change.
Faster regional deployment
Reusable configurations and partner workflows reduce repeated procurement work.
Visible synchronization
See recovery points, replication state, and planned failover responsibilities.
Consolidated commercial control
Bring service inventory, commitments, invoices, and support into one operating view.
Infrastructure modules
Start with the workload. Build the right regional service.
Combine compute, storage, networking, recovery, and operations without assembling separate support relationships in every market.
Virtual compute
Configurable CPU, memory, storage, operating system, region, and network options.
Dedicated servers
Supplier-backed physical systems for predictable performance or isolation.
Storage and backup
Snapshots, retention policies, restore coordination, and block or object storage.
Private networking
Segmentation, public IP management, firewall policy, and site connectivity.
Synchronization and recovery
Measured replication, recovery-point visibility, and managed failover runbooks.
Managed operations
Monitoring, patch coordination, incident response, reporting, and named ownership.
How HaxLink works
From requirement to operated service.
Configure
Select regions, workload, capacity, protection, and support requirements.
Customer ledValidate and provision
HaxLink verifies feasibility, supplier availability, price, and delivery timing.
Human reviewOperate in one view
Monitor resources, synchronization, cost, incidents, orders, and support.
Unified controlOne control plane
Operational context stays attached to every resource.
Region, health, synchronization, cost, and support ownership remain visible without crossing disconnected supplier portals.
- Regional health and synchronization
- Server inventory and operational alerts
- Cost, invoice, and support visibility
Product concept
Infrastructure
OperationalRegional operations
Projects12
Servers48
Volumes156
SynchronizationHealthy
NameTypeRegionStatusSynchronization
edge-api-01ComputeUnited StatesRunning
db-primary-01DatabaseJapanRunning
cache-edge-01CacheHong KongRunning
worker-async-01ComputeSingaporeRunning
storage-logs-01StorageUnited StatesReview
Shared responsibility
Clear boundaries before infrastructure goes live.
Every configuration defines who controls access, workloads, regional choices, change approvals, and supplier coordination.
HaxLink controls
Operating coordination
- Portal identity and tenant separation
- Service metadata and action approvals
- Audit logs and supplier coordination
- Support communication and billing records
Customer controls
Workload decisions
- Application and workload security
- User administration and credentials
- Data classification and approved regions
- Compliance decisions unless contracted
Commercial approach
Charges explained before commitment.
Every confirmed configuration states its currency, tax treatment, term, inclusions, usage variables, and supplier commitments.
Infrastructure
Recurring compute, storage, networking, and capacity charges.
RecurringManaged service
Monitoring, service ownership, reporting, and support coverage.
RecurringEngineering
Setup, migration, custom design, and planned change work.
One-timeNo unsupported price promises. A configuration is reviewed against current supplier availability before final price and activation timing are confirmed.
How service quality is controlled
Process evidence instead of unverified claims.
Until measured production evidence is approved for publication, HaxLink shows the controls that govern service delivery.
Partner qualification
Regional capacity is evaluated against technical, support, and commercial requirements.
Controlled change
Deployments and failovers follow documented scope, impact, ownership, and approval steps.
Named incident ownership
One service desk owns communication and supplier escalation through resolution.
Questions, answered
Before you plan the first region.
Clear commercial and operating expectations matter more than broad infrastructure claims.
Ask a technical questionDoes HaxLink operate its own data centres?
HaxLink initially uses qualified regional data-centre and infrastructure partners. HaxLink provides the customer contract, service coordination, control-plane experience, billing, and support as defined in the service agreement.
Which regions are available?
Launch planning covers the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Exact facilities and configurations depend on supplier availability and technical review.
How quickly can a server be provisioned?
Standard virtual configurations may be faster than dedicated or custom environments. Every confirmed order states its target activation window.
Can HaxLink synchronize workloads between regions?
HaxLink can coordinate supported replication and backup designs. Recovery point, recovery time, consistency, cost, and failover responsibilities are agreed for each workload.
Who handles an outage?
Customers contact HaxLink through the service desk. HaxLink owns communication and coordinates escalation with the underlying supplier according to the contracted support tier.
How does billing work?
Customers receive an itemized view of recurring infrastructure, usage, management, and one-time charges. Non-cancellable supplier commitments are reflected in the customer agreement.
Infrastructure waitlist
Plan your four-region infrastructure with one team.
Share your regions and workload. We’ll use that context for a structured configuration review when onboarding opens.