Built on a 1 Tbps+
multi-carrier backbone
Two autonomous systems. Six European PoPs. Direct ports at ERA-IX and GNM-IX, VIX via upstreams — short paths to the networks that matter.
Live PoP Status
Real-time latency measurements from your browser to each node.
VIE2
AMS5EYG
FRA01
MB
STOAutonomous Systems
Two ASNs, independently routed — full control over policy at every PoP.
Internet Exchange Presence
Direct ports at ERA-IX and GNM-IX — plus VIX and GNM-IX reach via upstreams in Vienna and the Netherlands — means optimal routes without unnecessary transit hops.
Direct peering port in Frankfurt under AS49592 — extends reach into the DACH region and provides low-latency paths to German and Central European networks.
Direct port in Stockholm under AS49592 — our only direct GNM-IX presence. Upstreams in the Netherlands carry GNM-IX routes as well.
Central European hub — VIX routes reach Vienna through our upstreams under AS64457, keeping paths short to major CDNs, cloud providers, and European networks.
Looking Glass
Test real-time BGP routes, run traceroutes, and query prefix info from any of our active nodes.
Infrastructure Capabilities
Every layer of the stack — hardware, routing, redundancy — built and run by us, end to end.
Juniper at the core and edge in some sites, Cisco and Arista in others — each PoP is built to suit the role it plays.
Redundant physical uplinks at every PoP, up to 100 Gbps depending on the site, with automatic failover.
Volumetric attack mitigation inline at the network edge — always on, zero configuration required.
Full internet routing tables at the edge — optimal path selection to every destination.
Native IPv6 alongside IPv4 at every PoP. Bring your own prefixes — we announce them for you or run a BGP session.
No leased capacity. Every switch, router and optical in all six PoPs is ours.
Points of Presence
Six active European PoPs across two autonomous systems.
AS49592·AMS5
AS49592·FRA01
AS64457·VIE2
AS49592·EYG
AS49592·MB
AS49592·STOInfrastructure hardware
Built for speed and reliability
We own the hardware, run the network and answer the tickets ourselves. That means fewer moving parts between you and your users — and fewer places for things to go wrong.