An Internet Exchange is the infrastructure in which different parties interconnect and exchange traffic at national or international level. An Internet Exchange connects major ISPs, and sometimes research networks, web-hosters and similar companies. When you peer with two or more parties, it is usually beneficial to connect once to the shared infrastructure of the Internet Exchange rather separately to each party. Interxion works with the following exchanges:
| City | Country Code | Exchange |
|---|
| Amsterdam | NL | AMS-IX |
| Amsterdam | NL | NLIX |
| Brussels | BE | BNIX |
| Brussels | BE | FreeBix |
| Dusseldorf | DE | ECIX |
| Frankfurt | DE | DECIX |
| Hilversum | NL | MGIX |
| Hilversum | NL | NLIX |
London
| UK
| LINX
|
| Paris | FR | FreeIX |
| Paris | FR | Panap |
| Paris | FR | PARIX |
| Paris | FR | SFINX |
| Vienna | AT | VIX |
| Zurich | CH | Swissix |
How does Interxion work with Internet Exchanges?
Interxion operates colocation facilities for the majority of Internet Exchanges, and provides additional services such as cabling, hands & eyes services and complete operational management of the exchange’s infrastructure.
Why connect to an Internet Exchange?
Connection to an Internet Exchange offers significant benefits:
- Lower costs. Reduce cost of traffic through peering agreements with other networks, and save on your network costs with fewer leased lines.
- Faster deployment. Build out your network more rapidly, and connect easily to the major networks in the market.
- Improved Quality. Improve network latency by reducing the number of hops on your network.
For further information download Connection Services data sheet or send us an e-mail with your criteria and we will contact you to discuss your specific needs.