Svmuu News: It is reported that CatFee.IO, a TRON infrastructure service provider, recently announced the completion of a new round of infrastructure expansion and upgrades to meet the growing demand for enterprise-level services.
The upgrade covers data centers in Singapore and Los Angeles, adding backup servers and a load-balancing architecture, while simultaneously expanding network bandwidth and optimizing global routes. Following the upgrade, overall bandwidth capacity has increased to five times its original level, and global access quality and service stability have been further enhanced through a smart DNS routing mechanism.
CatFee.IO stated that, to date, the number of clients using its TRON Node service has exceeded 500, with an average of over 720 million API calls per day. Its services cover a wide range of use cases, including wallets, power leasing platforms, payment systems, Web3 projects, and individual developers.
CatFee.IO Completes Infrastructure Expansion and Upgrade; Daily Average API Calls on TRON Node Exceed 720 Million
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