Internet Access

With our peering partners we have direct arrangements with the following.

LoNAP - A neutral, not-for-profit and independent peering point, LoNAP has been providing the infrastructure for its members to establish peering and exchange traffic since 1997.

Lipex - Started in October of 2001, Lipex is one of the fastest growing Internet Exchange Points (IXP) or Peering Points in Europe.

LINX - Since 1994, LINX has acted as the focus for development of the Internet infrastructure in the UK and, increasingly, the infrastructure between Europe, North America and Asia. This is reflected by the composition of its membership across the globe - ISPs and other organisations which choose to exchange their Internet traffic here through co-operative peering agreements.

MaNAP - MaNAP is a neutral, not-for-profit Internet Exchange committed to the provision of continuous and resilient layer two ethernet connectivity to operators of Autonomous Systems. Established in 1997, MaNAP is one of Europe's most mature Internet Exchanges. Membership is open to all operators of Autonomous Systems who are willing to sign MaNAP's Memorandum of Understanding.

AMS-IX - AMS-IX is a neutral and independent not-for-profit Internet exchange providing services since the early 1990's, with over 250 connected parties coming from all around the world.

NL-ix - NL-ix is a content oriented Dutch national Internet Exchange, offering reliable 100Mbit/s, 1,000Mbit/s and 10GBit/s ethernet connections to ISP's, hosting providers and media companies for peering purposes.

DE-CIX - DE-CIX is the carrier neutral and independent Internet Exchange in Frankfurt/Germany. Founded in 1995, DE-CIX established an environment for the bilateral settlement-free exchange of Internet traffic. Today DE-CIX has over 190 customers from 20+ nations using peering to lower costs and to increase IP performance. This makes DE-CIX the leading Internet Exchange for Central and Eastern Europe.