Hyundai is deploying its dedicated private cloud platform, HCloud, within Equinix data centers globally to enhance customer experience and improve service quality for its more than 10 million connected car service subscribers.
HCloud is the company’s proprietary cloud platform that was developed in response to the growing demand for real-time data processing, seamless connectivity and scalable infrastructure, driven by rapid advancements in connected and autonomous vehicles.
Hyundai is leveraging Equinix International Business Exchange (IBX) data centers across Asia, the United States and Europe, as well as Equinix Fabric, to interconnect HCloud to multiple public cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services (AWS). This hybrid multicloud architecture accelerates the global rollout of connected car services while ensuring reliable connectivity, consistent service coverage and reduced latency.
Hyundai is a global enterprise that comprises the mobility brands - Hyundai, Kia and Genesis. The company’s connected car services (CCS) provides in-car infotainment and mobile applications via wireless networks. Since its launch in 2003, Hyundai has acquired over 10 million global CCS subscribers as of 2023 and is aiming to reach 20 million by 2026. To continue the growth, it is making significant investments in the development and expansion of HCloud to deliver enhanced in-car services, including a personalized driving experience.
As 95% of new vehicles are expected to be connected by 20301, Hyundai recognized the need for distributed data processing and proximity to cloud and network ecosystems to ensure an excellent user experience. This led to the deployment of the HCloud in Equinix IBX data centers in Seoul, Los Angeles and Frankfurt, strategically selected for their global reach, carrier density and high operational standards backed by service-level agreements (SLAs). Equinix’s proximity to major cloud and network providers will enable Hyundai to connect with key partners, while supporting robust performance and scalability.
Through its deployment at Equinix, Hyundai has enhanced app responsiveness and improved the quality of its remote services. The collaboration supports the company’s transition to software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and lays the foundation for smarter, safer and more connected mobility solutions.
Hyundai is a global enterprise that comprises the mobility brands - Hyundai, Kia and Genesis. The company’s connected car services (CCS) provides in-car infotainment and mobile applications via wireless networks. Since its launch in 2003, Hyundai has acquired over 10 million global CCS subscribers as of 2023 and is aiming to reach 20 million by 2026. To continue the growth, it is making significant investments in the development and expansion of HCloud to deliver enhanced in-car services, including a personalized driving experience.
As 95% of new vehicles are expected to be connected by 20301, Hyundai recognized the need for distributed data processing and proximity to cloud and network ecosystems to ensure an excellent user experience. This led to the deployment of the HCloud in Equinix IBX data centers in Seoul, Los Angeles and Frankfurt, strategically selected for their global reach, carrier density and high operational standards backed by service-level agreements (SLAs). Equinix’s proximity to major cloud and network providers will enable Hyundai to connect with key partners, while supporting robust performance and scalability.
Through its deployment at Equinix, Hyundai has enhanced app responsiveness and improved the quality of its remote services. The collaboration supports the company’s transition to software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and lays the foundation for smarter, safer and more connected mobility solutions.
