WPS Office

WPS Office

WPS Office is a globally leading productivity suite developed by Kingsoft Office, with over 600 million monthly active users, and is available on multiple platforms including Windows, Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS.

Since its establishment in 1988, WPS Office has transformed from a traditional software model to a cloud-native, AI-driven collaborative office platform—WPS 365. WPS Office is committed to providing high-performance document processing, seamless cross-device synchronization, and secure AI office solutions for individuals and businesses around the world.

WPS Office is a globally leading productivity suite developed by Kingsoft Office, with over 600 million monthly active users, and is available on multiple platforms including Windows, Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS.

Since its establishment in 1988, WPS Office has transformed from a traditional software model to a cloud-native, AI-driven collaborative office platform—WPS 365. WPS Office is committed to providing high-performance document processing, seamless cross-device synchronization, and secure AI office solutions for individuals and businesses around the world.

Challenges

Challenges

1. High storage costs: WPS has a large number of users, and the documents and backup data they generate require a large amount of storage resources. Using a unified storage model for frequently accessed data and infrequently accessed archived data results in inefficient use of high-cost storage resources, leading to a steady increase in storage costs over the years.

2. Unstable connections to other IDCs through public networks: Public network connections have poor link stability, often resulting in high latency, packet loss, jitter, or even interruptions. This unstable network connection directly affects the transmission and synchronization of business data, causing slow response and lagging cross-IDC service interactions.

3. Poor service experience due to cross-region connectivity issues: To meet the access needs of users in different regions, WPS deploys services across multiple regions on Huawei Cloud. However, the existing architecture creates barriers between regions, leading to high latency and poor stability. This results in low efficiency in cross-region collaborative editing and data synchronization, negatively impacting the user experience for multi-region users and hindering the company's global business expansion.

 

Why Huawei Cloud?

Why Huawei Cloud?

Solutions

Solutions

1. Secure and Stable Interconnection Across Clouds and On-Premises IDCs via Direct Connect: Huawei Cloud’s Direct Connect (DC) establishes a physically isolated, dedicated, and reliable network connection between customers’ on-premises IDCs, third-party IDCs, and Huawei Cloud, replacing the traditional public network communication model. Through Direct Connect, customers can achieve high-speed connectivity between their on-premises IDCs and cloud VPCs, with data transmission not passing through the public network. This effectively addresses issues such as high latency, link jitter, severe packet loss, and service interruptions in cross-IDC and cross-cloud connections, ensuring real-time data synchronization and stable service operation in a hybrid cloud architecture, while also meeting the data security and compliance requirements in government and enterprise scenarios.

 

2. High-Speed Interconnection Across Multiple Regions in the Cloud via Cloud Connect: Huawei Cloud’s Cloud Connect (CC) provides a unified interconnection capability across multiple VPCs in different regions, enabling customers to build a high-speed, low-latency, and stable private network for communication between multiple Huawei Cloud regions. Through the Cloud Connect solution, customers can achieve one-hop private network access from service nodes and clusters distributed in different regions, effectively addressing pain points such as multi-region isolation, slow cross-region access, low collaboration efficiency, and complex networking. This solution supports nationwide and global business deployment, cross-region data transfer, multi-site collaboration, and disaster recovery, significantly improving the cross-region service experience and system availability.

 

3. Cost-Effective Intelligent Storage of Massive Data via OBS Intelligent Buckets: Customers can store all their data, including documents, backups, and logs, in Huawei Cloud’s Object Storage Service (OBS). Leveraging the intelligent bucket capability of OBS, data is automatically managed and tiered based on access frequency: hot data is stored in the Standard storage class to ensure read and write performance, warm data is stored in the Infrequent Access storage class to reduce costs, and cold data is automatically moved to the Archive storage class for long-term, low-cost retention. OBS intelligent buckets support elastic scaling, highly reliable and durable storage, and full-link security control. This not only meets the needs of high concurrency and large-capacity storage for businesses but also significantly reduces overall storage costs, simplifies data lifecycle management, and optimizes resource utilization.

Customer Benefits

Customer Benefits

Cost-efficient and Intelligent Data Storage

Huawei Cloud’s OBS Intelligent Bucket addresses the pain points of high storage costs, low resource utilization, and complex operations and maintenance for customers' massive data storage through intelligent tiered storage and automated lifecycle management. It can automatically identify hot data, warm data, and cold/archived data, and match them to Standard Storage, Infrequent Access Storage, and Archive Storage, respectively, without the need for manual intervention, ensuring more rational data storage. Additionally, it provides elastic scaling, high reliability, and fine-grained access control, significantly reducing the total cost of ownership while ensuring data security and access efficiency, making long-term storage of massive documents, backups, and archived data more economical and worry-free.

Secure and Stable Hybrid Cloud Connectivity

Huawei Cloud’s Direct Connect (DC) establishes a dedicated private channel between an on-premises data center (IDC) and Huawei Cloud, physically isolating the two and completely eliminating the issues of unstable public network access, high latency, packet loss, insecure data transmission, and poor hybrid cloud collaboration. Direct Connect provides high bandwidth, low latency, and stable, reliable connections, ensuring that data does not travel through the public network, thus avoiding network fluctuations and security risks, and achieving efficient cloud-network integration and hybrid cloud collaboration. Through Direct Connect, a stable connection can be established between the on-premises IDC and cloud services, ensuring real-time synchronization of core data and continuous business operations, meeting customers' high requirements for stability, security, and compliance.

Seamless Multi-region Network Interconnection

Huawei Cloud’s Cloud Connect (CC) creates an enterprise-level unified network that spans multiple regions, VPCs, and on-premises IDCs, addressing the challenges of isolated regions, difficult cross-region communication, complex network topologies, high O&M costs, and poor collaboration experience for customers. CC enables seamless one-hop access within each region of the cloud, with automated networking and simplified configuration, and supports cross-region interconnection in just minutes, significantly reducing latency and packet loss. With CC, customers can achieve distributed deployment of global or national services, efficient data flow, multi-site collaboration, and disaster recovery, making cross-region operations, multi-node services, and global applications more stable, efficient, and easier to manage.