Feiteng servers win provincial bid with over 100 units
On November 27, 2025, Feiteng officially confirmed that its Tengyun dual‑channel high‑performance servers were selected in a provincial industry project, securing more than 100 units. While the company did not disclose the exact model, the win highlights Feiteng's growing presence in China's enterprise and government computing markets.
The Tengyun brand is Feiteng's new sub‑line dedicated to high‑performance servers and data centers. It is designed to deliver strong computing power and high concurrency for demanding applications. The Tengyun S5000C series server CPUs, for example, use Feiteng's independently developed FTC862 processor cores. Configurations range from 16 to 64 cores, clocked at 2.1 GHz, with support for 2-8 interconnections, enabling up to 128 cores in a single system.
This announcement follows Feiteng's earlier success in October, when its desktop systems based on the Feitengrui D3000 processor won a ministry project bid with nearly 4,000 units, achieving a 100 percent share. The company also celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, reporting cumulative sales of more than 10 million units across its product lines.
Feiteng's continued wins in large‑scale government and enterprise projects demonstrate the competitiveness of its domestically developed processors and server solutions, especially as China pushes for greater independence in core computing technologies.
Feiteng Information Technology Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tianjin, China, is the manufacturer of the Tengyun server line. Founded in 2014, Feiteng specializes in ARM‑based processors and server solutions for domestic and enterprise markets. The Tengyun S5000C server measures approximately 440 mm (17.3 inches) in depth and weighs around 18 kg (40 lbs), depending on configuration. Pricing is reported in Chinese yuan (CNY) and converted to U.S. dollars (USD); for example, a mid‑range server is estimated at ¥150,000 (about $21,000 USD).
