Los Angeles AMD EPYC NVMe VPS with a native US IP and direct routes to mainland China: China Telecom CN2 GIA or China Unicom CU4837, unmetered traffic.
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Los Angeles AMD EPYC NVMe VPS with a native US IP and direct routes to mainland China: China Telecom CN2 GIA or China Unicom CU4837, unmetered traffic.
| CPU | Memory | Storage | Bandwidth | IP | Port | Route | OS | Location | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 CPU | 4 GB | 60GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 100Mbps | CU4837 | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $158.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 8 CPU | 6 GB | 80GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 200Mbps | CU4837 | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $308.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 10 CPU | 8 GB | 100GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 500Mbps | CU4837 | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $518.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 12 CPU | 10 GB | 160GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 1000Mbps | CU4837 | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $998.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 8 CPU | 6 GB | 60GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 30Mbps | CN2 GIA | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $158.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 10 CPU | 8 GB | 80GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 50Mbps | CN2 GIA | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $258.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 12 CPU | 10 GB | 100GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 100Mbps | CN2 GIA | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $518.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
| 14 CPU | 12 GB | 120GB NVMe SSD | Unmetered | 1 IPv4 | 200Mbps | CN2 GIA | Linux/Windows | Los Angeles, USA | $999.00 USD Monthly | Order Now |
IMIDC USA VPS runs in Los Angeles on AMD EPYC servers with NVMe SSD storage and a native US IP. Choose between two direct routes to mainland China: China Telecom CN2 GIA or China Unicom CU4837 (AS4837). Traffic is unmetered on every plan, which suits cross-border e-commerce, websites and apps for users in the US and China, AI applications and overseas business.
CU4837 plans offer 6–12 vCPU, 4–10GB RAM, 60–160GB NVMe SSD and 100Mbps–1Gbps ports; CN2 GIA plans offer 8–14 vCPU, 6–12GB RAM, 60–120GB NVMe SSD and 30–200Mbps ports. All plans include one IPv4 address and support Linux or Windows. Cloud servers are provisioned automatically, with 24/7 technical support.
CN2 GIA (Global Internet Access) is China Telecom's premium international network. Traffic between the server and China runs on CN2 with priority, so latency stays stable and packet loss low even at peak hours. It is the best choice when most of your users are on China Telecom or your work is sensitive to lag.
CU4837 refers to China Unicom's main backbone network, AS4837. A US server on a CU4837 route connects directly to China Unicom, giving China Unicom users good speed and plenty of bandwidth, with ports of up to 1Gbps on our plans.
Choose CN2 GIA for China Telecom users and latency-sensitive work such as remote desktops, live-selling dashboards or games. Choose CU4837 for China Unicom users and bandwidth-heavy sites, downloads or video. China Mobile users can use either route; if you are unsure, ask our team for a route test before ordering.
Yes. No USA VPS plan has a monthly traffic quota; throughput is limited only by the port speed of your plan, from 30Mbps to 1Gbps.
Yes. Each VPS includes a native US IP from our Los Angeles data center, so websites and apps see a local US address. It works with US platforms such as Netflix and TikTok; platform policies change, so contact us for a test before ordering.
Yes. A US IP for your seller dashboards, with a separate VPS and IP per store, lowers unusual-login and account-linking risks, and an independent store hosted in Los Angeles loads quickly for US customers while staying easy to manage from China.
The United States is a supported region for these platforms, so you can deploy AI apps, chatbots and workflows on the server that call their APIs for users in supported regions. Please follow each provider's terms of use.
Los Angeles is one of the closest US locations to China, and the CN2 GIA and CU4837 routes connect directly to China Telecom and China Unicom instead of crossing congested public links. Servers are outside mainland China, so no ICP filing is required.
CU4837 plans: 6–12 vCPU, 4–10GB RAM, 60–160GB NVMe SSD, 100Mbps–1Gbps ports. CN2 GIA plans: 8–14 vCPU, 6–12GB RAM, 60–120GB NVMe SSD, 30–200Mbps ports. All plans include one IPv4 address, unmetered traffic and Linux or Windows.
CN2 GIA is China Telecom's premium international network. It keeps latency and packet loss low even in the evening peak, which matters for China Telecom users, remote desktops, live-selling dashboards and other latency-sensitive work.
CU4837 is China Unicom's backbone network (AS4837) and comes with much larger ports, up to 1Gbps. It is the better choice for China Unicom users and for bandwidth-heavy sites, downloads and video. If you are unsure, ask our team for a route test before ordering.
Every VPS comes with a native US IP, so platforms see a genuine local address. It suits Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopify, eBay and Walmart sellers, US social media marketing, and access to US streaming services such as Netflix and YouTube. Platform policies change, so ask our team for a test before ordering.
The United States is a supported region for major AI platforms such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, so the server is well suited to deploying AI applications, chatbots and automation that call their APIs for users in supported regions. Follow each provider's terms of use.
Entry plans (6–8 vCPU, 4–6GB) suit company websites, online stores and light apps; mid plans (8–10 vCPU, 6–8GB) suit busy stores, app back ends and multi-account work; top plans (12–14 vCPU, 10–12GB) suit high-traffic sites, databases and AI workloads. Pick CN2 GIA for the most stable connection to China Telecom users, or CU4837 for China Unicom users and maximum bandwidth.