The Bandwidth Alliance Charges Forward with New Partners - Alibaba, Zenlayer, and Cherry Servers

The Bandwidth Alliance, founded in 2018 by several cloud and networking partners, aims to help mutual customers reduce or eliminate data transfer charges between the cloud and consumers. With the addition of Alibaba, Zenlayer, and Cherry Servers, the alliance now has a total of 20 partners offering diverse cloud services and products. The alliance helps businesses avoid being locked into a single provider due to data charges from moving workloads between vendors. Nodecraft and Pippa are examples of companies that have significantly reduced their egress costs by joining the Bandwidth Alliance. A calculator is available for potential customers to estimate their savings.

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