European Commercial Internet Exchange
European Commercial Internet Exchange (ECIX) is a brand name of PEERING GmbH. The headquarters is in Berlin. PEERING GmbH is a commercial organisation operating the ECIX. There are three POP's in Germany with more than 150 members[1] and peak traffic higher than 700Gbit/s,[2] making it the second largest IXP in Germany by membership and traffic. ECIX currently operates an Extreme Networks and Brocade infrastructure with 1-100Gbit/s links.
| Abbreviation | ECIX |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2002 |
| Location | Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Germany, Munich, (Nürnberg, Amsterdam) |
| Website | www.ecix.net |
| Members | 174 As of April 2013[1] |
| Peak | 1123.4 Gbits/s As of April 2017[2] |
| Daily (avg.) | daily average 100 Gbits/s As of January 2016 |
Amsterdam
- Telecity 2
Berlin
- Prosite / Speedbone, Alboinkontor
- Mesh (Level 3 Communications), Gradestraße 60
- Carrier Colocation / I/P/B, Lützowstraße 105/106
Hamburg
- Level 3 Communications
- N@twork, Wendenstraße 379, 1.OG
- GlobalConnect, Wendenstraße 379, 3.OG
- IPHH, Wendenstraße 408
gollark: So not really. Haskell has them and Rust... used to?
gollark: They're basically fancy lightweight threads.
gollark: At least Rust doesn't bodge in dedicated syntax to patch over its flaws. Except arguably the `?` thing.
gollark: Who needs anything other than channels, maps, slices and that other thing, really?
gollark: Plus ~~generics~~ a few generic types!
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