SunnyVision

SunnyVision (SunnyVision Limited) is a Hong Kong–based data center and infrastructure services provider operating under the SunnyVision brand. SunnyVision markets dedicated bare metal servers, cloud servers (virtual instances), colocation, and managed support services, with a focus on Hong Kong and connectivity use cases that emphasize “Dedicated China Bandwidth” and multi-10G BGP networking. The company states it has operated since the late 1990s (brand established 1997 / established 1998 references appear on site content), and it positions itself as a carrier-neutral, one-stop infrastructure provider supporting enterprises that need Hong Kong hosting with resilient connectivity into Greater China and broader Asia.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

1. SunnyVision states it operates three data centers “on its own” in Hong Kong.
2. A SunnyVision facility is listed in PeeringDB as “SunnyVision Data Center (SVDC)” located at 16–19/F Well Tech Center, 9 Pat Tat Street, San Po Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
3. Additional facility names and addresses beyond the above: Not publicly listed.

Facility Design & Infrastructure

1. SunnyVision states its data center follows TIA-942 “3+” and describes power and cooling systems including UPS N+1 / 2N, diesel generators, CRAC, and FM200 fire suppression.
2. Colocation space options are explicitly described as 1U to full rack, and “even cage or private room.”
3. Facility-level certifications (public certificates or audit reports): Not publicly listed.

Service Portfolio Overview

1. Colocation services (customer hardware hosted in SunnyVision data centers).
2. Dedicated Bare Metal Servers (Dell / Supermicro referenced).
3. Cloud Server (virtual instance plans with published vCPU, RAM, and SSD).
4. Managed Support (Self-Managed, Standard Managed, Fully Managed tiers).
5. Cloud Storage / “Huge Storage.”
6. Content Delivery Network (CDN).
7. Virtualization and Cloud Migration (P2V / V2V, IaaS platform language).
8. Streaming services: Not publicly listed in directory-ready technical detail.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

1. SunnyVision describes diesel generator backup, UPS N+1 / 2N, environmental controls, and markets 99.9% uptime.

Physical & Logical Security

1. SunnyVision states 24/7/365 monitoring and security operations.
2. Documented controls include CCTV surveillance, perimeter intrusion detection, card-reader access control, and Security Operations Centre (SOC).
3. Additional controls (guards, mantraps, audit attestations): Not publicly listed.

Compliance & Standards

1. SunnyVision references ISO/IEC 27001 standards and government security guidelines in marketing copy.
2. PNETS License No. 1338 (Hong Kong).
3. Publicly downloadable certificates or audit reports: Not publicly listed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

1. SunnyVision explicitly markets itself as a carrier-neutral data center provider.

Network Capabilities

1. Multi-10G BGP networking and “Dedicated China Bandwidth.”
2. Meet-Me Room (MMR) and multiple provider access are referenced.
3. PeeringDB listing: AS38478, network type NSP, presence at HKIX.
4. Cross-connect SKUs, dark fiber, wavelength, MPLS, SD-WAN: Not publicly listed.

Connectivity Use Cases

1. Hong Kong workloads requiring optimized connectivity into Greater China.
2. Carrier-neutral deployments requiring access to multiple providers.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Organizations requiring Hong Kong colocation, cloud servers, or bare metal.
2. Customers needing China-optimized connectivity.
3. Enterprises seeking managed infrastructure support.
4. Public sector and listed enterprises are referenced generally, without named customers.