This is why Extreme Peering was born - to commoditize the speed of Internet. To give it to all, no matter where. Our technology and expertise come from places where Internet has been ultra-fast for ages... Extreme Peering is transparently..
Extreme Peering is transparently accelerating terabits of P2P and HTTP traffic for end users near the edge of the ISP networks. Contact us for a FREE trial!... This is why Extreme Peering was born - to commoditize the speed of Internet. To give it..
SwissIX was founded in March 2001 by a group of Swiss Internet Service Providers to establish a neutral infrastructure to exchange Internet traffic in Switzerland. The first POP was built at the InterXion datacenter in Glattbrugg near Zürich end of..
Connective is a leading provider of global connectivity. We offer a range of connectivity solutions including IP Transit and MPLS... Our network is available for public and private peering at a range of locations across the UK... We operate an open..
Other Stuff: We reserve the right to terminate peering sessions or update this peering policy at any time. We believe that a settlement-free peering relationship based on these simple policies will be mutually beneficial, enabling efficient exchange..
Learn about peering with Microsoft's network (AS8075) in Internet peering documentation...
To get started with a peering, visit Prerequisites to set up peering with Microsoft...
The Nigerian Peering & Interconnection Forum (ngPIF) was founded in 2019 as a platform dedicated to strengthening the peering community in Nigeria. We aim to facilitate successful peering connections, promote the expansion of existing arrangements,..
Any network is welcome to contact Hurricane Electric via email at peering@he.net to discuss peering. Please include your ASN and peering point locations. An up-to-date peeringDB entry is nearly always required...
Established in 1996 and founded by TELEHOUSE, the NYIIX Peering Exchange is one of the largest neutral internet exchange points on the US East Coast and in the world... A neutral, scalable peering infrastructure assures reliable, stable internet..
Eurasia Peering is an independent Internet exchange platform set to advance connectivity in Eurasia. Our members have access to a wide range of peering options to seamlessly exchange and connectivity improvement bringing latency, jitter and packet..
SOLIX is an Internet Exchange (IX) where anyone with their own ASN can join and exchange traffic with each other. This exchange of traffic is commonly known as "peering"...
OOSHA is a UK based ISP and datacentre operator that focuses on business connectivity and bespoke network solutions. OOSHA also provides hosted services, telephony, and offsite backup services... Any network is welcome to contact OOSHA via email to..
Peercast is closely associated with leading networking OEMs and Solution providers for providing the appropriate solutions for the customer's requirement. Peercast specializes in consulting, deployment and management of IT infrastructure and Astral..
WPG-IX membership is open to any legal party that has its own Autonomous System Number (ASN), which implies that the corresponding network commits itself to deploy alternative routes to interconnect with other networks. Decisions with regard to..
Myanmar Internet Exchange (MMIX) was established in September, 2017 as Myanmar's First Internet Exchange Point... Myanmar Internet Exchange is a neutral, industry-owned Association that provides IP peering facilities for its members. MMIX is a Myan..
The peering is based on good will and effort, therefore neither party is liable to the other party for losses or damage from interruption of peering for any period of time...
YRIX is a regional peering point for: Internet Service Providers, Broadband Providers, Hosting Services and other related organizations... The Yellowstone Regional Internet Exchange (YRIX) was founded to provide peering services between Internet..
INEX is a neutral, not-for-profit, industry-owned association, founded in 1996, that provides IP peering facilities for its members. INEX membership is open to all organisations that can benefit from peering their IP traffic. There are currently 128..
Our customers are primarily content providers, hence our traffic profile is mostly (but not heavily) outbound... We operate an open peering policy within reason - we will peer with anyone where it makes sense to do so (typically by volume of traffic..
As the largest not-for-profit Internet Exchange (IX) in Singapore, SGIX's goal is to provide a robust, open and neutral peering platform to all its members and participants and to facilitate cost effective exchange of Internet traffic between them.....
Atlantic Wave is an international peering fabric interconnecting: US, Canada, Europe, and South America. With distributed IP peering points in New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Miami, and Sao Paulo...
We encourage our peers to set "max-prefix" values for route control in order to reduce administrative overhead and speed up improvement in routing quality enabled by peering. However, we understand each network employs its own policy in this regard,..
We operate a selective peering policy as we prefer to see low volume peers via the root servers. We do not require a written peering agreement but we are happy to sign one if required...
The Caribbean Peering and Interconnection Forum (CarPIF) is a first-of-its kind event for the region to specifically address the Interconnection challenges and opportunities in the Caribbean. CarPIF provides participants with regional as well as..
Serverion has an open peering policy. We will generally peer with anyone who wants to and is connected to any or all of the internet exchanges below. We don't require a written peering contract. We are however willing to sign one if required to...
While we aim to keep bandwidth usage under 80% of capacity on any particular link and we expect the same of our peers, this cannot be guaranteed... We support RPKI and will soon be rejecting RPKI Invalid routes received from peers, and customers. We..
We have an open peering policy and will accept most peering requests. We also peer publicly at the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) and annouce prefixes via their route servers. Private peerings can be arranged upon request...