XLC boosts U.S. bare metal network as China connectivity becomes competitive battleground

XLC is raising the stakes in the bare-metal hosting space with a major bandwidth lift and sharper China-bound routing. U.S. servers now ship with 2Gbps global bandwidth, giving fast-growing workloads more breathing room. At the same time, the company doubled its CN2 capacity and introduced a 500Mbps China route, a move aimed at businesses that depend on stable, low-latency links across one of the world’s toughest network corridors.