List of Internet Exchange Points By Size

This is a list of Internet Exchange Points by size, measured by peak incoming data rate (throughput), with additional data on location, establishment and average throughput.

Generally only exchanges with more than one gigabit per second throughput have been taken into consideration. The numbers in the list represent switched traffic only (no private interconnects) and are rounded to whole gigabits. Take into consideration that traffic on each exchange point can change quickly, and be seasonal.

This list is not exhaustive, as it includes only exchanges willing to make traffic data public on their website. Particularly data of IXPs from the United States is hard to come by. Examples of large peering points without public data are Equinix, NAP of the Americas and PacketExchange.

Short name Name City Country Established Members Throughput (Gbit/s) maximum Throughput (Gbit/s) average Values updated
DE-CIX Deutscher Commercial Internet Exchange Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich Germany 1995 480+ 2232 1369 5 November 2012
AMS-IX Amsterdam Internet Exchange Amsterdam, Haarlem, Schiphol-Rijk Netherlands 1997 530 2091 1379 5 November 2012
LINX London Internet Exchange London United Kingdom 1994 442 1574 1040 5 November 2012
Equinix Equinix Exchange London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt am Main, Munich, Zürich, Geneva, New York, Ashburn, Virginia, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Jose, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney USA, Europe, Asia - Pacific 1998 768 1409 990 15 February 2012
MSK-IX Moscow Internet Exchange Moscow Russia 1995 348 785 417 18 March 2012
JPNAP Japan Network Access Point Tokyo and Osaka Japan 2001 75 273 234 17 April 2011
UA-IX Ukrainian Internet Exchange Network Kiev Ukraine 2000 117 369 197 18 November 2011
ESPANIX Spain Internet Exchange Madrid Spain 1997 53 259 159 27 February 2012
PLIX Polish Internet eXchange Warsaw Poland 2006 204 220 132 19 February 2012
NIX.CZ Neutral Internet eXchange of the Czech Republic Prague Czech Republic 1996 105 250 121 19 November 2012
Netnod Netnod Internet Exchange in Sweden Stockholm, Malmö, Sundsvall, Gothenburg, Luleå Sweden 1997 64 373 118 18 November 2011
Any2 Any2 Exchange Los Angeles, San Jose, Miami, Washington DC, Boston, Chicago, Reston, New York USA 2005 216 250 100 18 November 2011
NYIIX New York International Internet eXchange New York USA 1996 135 282 93 17 November 2011
NL-ix Netherlands Internet Exchange Aalsmeer, Alblasserdam, Almere, Amsterdam, Arnhem, Ede, Eindhoven, Enschede, Groningen, Haarlem, Hengelo, Hilversum, Maastricht, Oude Meer, Rijen, Rotterdam, Schiphol-Rijk, Steenbergen, Zuidbroek, Zwolle Netherlands 2002 313 188 113 5 July 2012
HKIX Hong Kong Internet eXchange Hong Kong Hong Kong 1995 95+46 182 71 18 November 2011
JPIX Japan Internet Exchange Tokyo Japan 1997 113 167 88 17 November 2011
BIX Budapest Internet Exchange Budapest Hungary 1996 54 160 75 18 November 2011
France-IX France-IX Paris France 2010 182 158 86 3 January 2013
ECIX European Commercial Internet Exchange Düsseldorf, Berlin, Hamburg Germany 2003 114 107 64 14 May 2012
SIX Seattle Internet Exchange Seattle USA 1997 155 106 70 18 November 2011
PTT Metro PTT Metro Americana, Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Campina Grande, Campinas, Curitiba, Florianópolis, Fortaleza, Goiânia, Londrina, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, São José dos Campos, São Paulo Brazil 2004 267 100 60 16 April 2012
MIX Milan Internet eXchange Milan Italy 2000 119 94 40 18 November 2011
TorIX The Toronto Internet Exchange Toronto Canada 1998 160 107 70 8 December 2012
BIX.BG Bulgarian Internet eXchange Sofia Bulgaria 2009 49 79 40 19 September 2012
VIX Vienna Internet eXchange Vienna Austria 1996 104 73 42 19 September 2012
SVAO-IX SVAO-IX Moscow Russia 2004 47 61 28 19 September 2012
Home-IX Home-IX Moscow Russia 2006 52 60 31 19 September 2012
SIX Slovak Internet eXchange Bratislava and Košice Slovakia 1996 52 59 26 19 September 2012
BalkanIX Balkan Internet eXchange Sofia Bulgaria 2009 25 55 30 19 September 2012
BNIX Belgium National Internet eXchange Brussels Belgium 1995 49 51 N/A 19 September 2012
SwissIX Swiss Internet eXchange Zürich Switzerland 2001 132 43 22.5 18 April 2012
NIX Norwegian Internet eXchange Oslo Norway 1993 94 39 20 24 April 2011
SPB-IX Saint-Petersburg Internet Exchange Saint-Petersburg Russia 2005 102 39 20 24 May 2011
SFINX Service for French Internet eXchange Paris France 1995 85 38 N/A 19 September 2012
BCIX Berlin Commercial Internet Exchange Berlin Germany 2002 47 35 8 27 July 2012
SIX Slovenian Internet Exchange Ljubljana Slovenia 1994 20 35 16 11 March 2012
TOP-IX Torino Piemonte Internet point eXchange Turin Italy 2002 65 33 10 6 January 2011
FICIX Finnish Communication and Internet Exchange Espoo, Helsinki, Oulu Finland 1993 27 31 18 19 September 2012
DTEL-IX Digital Telecom Internet eXchange Kiev Ukraine 2009 56 30 N/A 19 August 2011
DIX Danish Internet Exchange Point Lyngby Denmark 1994 45 29 N/A 19 September 2012
InterLAN Romanian Internet Exchange Bucharest Romania 2005 62 25 11 6 January 2011
LONAP London Network Access Point London United Kingdom 1997 110 25 8 1 March 2012
INEX Internet Neutral Exchange Dublin Ireland 1996 51 24 13 14 June 2011
GR-IX Greek Internet eXchange Athens Greece 1997 12 21 8 19 September 2012
INXS Internet Exchange Point Munich Munich Germany 1994 41 21 N/A 19 September 2012
NaMeX Nautilus Mediterranean eXchange point Rome Italy 1995 40 21 8 19 September 2012
NFX Neutral czFree eXchange Prague Czech Republic 2006 19 16 7 19 September 2012
PARIX Paris Internet eXchange Paris France 2001 44 15 11 29 September 2006
NIXI National Internet Exchange of India Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad India 2003 86 14 9 17 April 2011
Pipe IX Pipe IX Sydney Australia 2002 60+ 13 13
ALP-IX ALPs Internet Exchange Munich Germany 2008 18 13 5 4 March 2011
RoNIX Romanian Network for Internet eXchange Bucharest Romania 2001 37 11 7 6 January 2011
AtlantaIX Atlanta Internet Exchange Atlanta USA 2003 44 9 3
LAIIX Los Angeles International Internet eXchange Los Angeles USA 1996 44 9 4 6 January 2011
EKT-IX Ekaterinburg Internet eXchange Ekaterinburg Russia 2008 30 9 5 24 May 2011
Pacific Wave Seattle Network-to-Network Access Point Seattle USA 1998 28 8 1
GigaPix Gigabit Portuguese Internet eXchange Lisbon Portugal 1995 20 8 5
GN-IX Groningen Internet Exchange Groningen Netherlands 2001 65 7 2 16 December 2010
PIRIX PIRIX Internet Exchange Saint-Petersburg Russia 2009 40 7 4 24 May 2011
Kh-IX Kharkov Internet Exchange Point Kharkov Ukraine ? 50 5 3 6 November 2010
TIX Telehouse Internet Exchange Zürich Switzerland 1999 62 4 2
TWIX Taiwan Internet Exchange Taipei Taiwan 1996 26 3 2 6 January 2011
IIX Israeli Internet Exchange Petah Tikva Israel 1996 18 3 2 6 January 2011
FreeBIX Free Belgian Internet Exchange Brussels Belgium 2003 30 2 1 6 August 2010
Moebius PTT Moebius Rio de Janeiro Brazil 2008 11 2 1 7 February 2011
CIXP CERN Internet Exchange Point CERN, Geneva, Zürich Switzerland 1989 40 2 1 6 December 2010
VSIX North East Neutral Access Point Padova Italy 2009 20 1 1 28 September 2010
CATNIX Catalunya Neutral Internet Exchange Point Barcelona Spain 1999 25 1 1 11 January 2012
JINX Johannesburg Internet Exchange Johannesburg South Africa 1996 48 2 1 27 August 2011

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