Netnod IX Copenhagen
Netnod’s Copenhagen IX has on-net locations in both Copenhagen and Malmö using a distributed IX infrastructure enabling networks present on either side of the bridge to peer seamlessly with each other. In addition to the fibres running on both sides of the Öresund bridge, Netnod also uses a separate sea cable path for added redundancy.
Netnod IX Copenhagen is the fastest growing IX in the region with more than 60 networks exchanging more than 450Gbps of traffic. Connecting to Netnod IX Copenhagen offers you:
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Access to 80% of Europe’s GDP within just 30ms roundtrip
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Peering opportunities with some of the world’s largest transit providers and content delivery networks
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Optimised speed, routing control and paths to your peers
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Reduced latency, transit costs and no backhaul for local traffic
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A robust and resilient exchange with industry-leading redundancy
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Flexible connection options (including redundant ports, a Remote IX service for peering throughout the Nordics and the Netnod One Port framework for running multiple services over just one port)
Netnod IXs are layer 2 services built on Gigabit Ethernet (GE) technology.
In Copenhagen we provide single or dual (fully redundant) connections at: 1Gbps, 5Gbps, 10Gbps, 50Gbps, 100Gbps, and 400Gbps.
Point-to-point transport
Netnod provides a a Metro DWDM service to optimise point-to-point interconnections between data centres and other networks in Copenhagen/Malmö. We also provide a Regional DWDM service connecting Copenhagen/Malmö to other regions.
Connected networks
Netnod is a carrier and data centre neutral exchange point. There is a rich mix of Nordic and international ISPs, Telcos and Content Delivery Networks peering at Netnod IX Copenhagen. A full list of connected networks is available here.