Guangzhou Jiatu Digital Technology

About the Customer

Based in Guangzhou, Jiatu Digital Technology is a specialist digital twin outfit. Their work revolves around digital marketing, data analysis, and custom software development. They help businesses boost their digital marketing performance and streamline operations using tailored, professional digital solutions.

Project Background

Being a digital twin provider, Jiatu needs to showcase live demos of their projects to potential clients. The software and associated project files are notoriously heavy on hardware resources, and most firms are reluctant to splash out on pricey cloud servers. So, Jiatu runs their entire in-house digital twin environment on their own local servers.

The Problem

Every time the team had to give a client demo, they'd need to head to the client's office and remotely connect back to Jiatu's internal network. The company's internet bandwidth often proved too sluggish, causing the demo pages to load at a snail's pace and occasionally freeze. The presentations never quite hit the polished standard they were after.

The Solution

DaDesktop cloud desktops deliver beefier specs for less dosh compared to traditional cloud server providers — meaning better CPU, more memory, superior graphics, and zippier storage. With solid-state drives and PCIe 4.0 support, read and write speeds can hit 5000 MB/s. Average bandwidth sits well above 500 Mbps. This makes DaDesktop a ripper choice for Jiatu to run their digital twin products and services, guaranteeing silky-smooth client demos every time.

Results

After making the switch to DaDesktop, the digital twin system runs like a dream on the cloud desktop. Client demos are now fluid and come across as highly professional. Project approvals have become more frequent, and the overall deal success rate has climbed. The cost is far lower than purchasing well-known cloud servers or maintaining their own local hardware here in Australia. DaDesktop allows them to tweak hardware specs on the fly and only pay for the hours they actually use, saving a packet on both hardware and network expenses.