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Largest exchanges worldwide

By peers: the highest of the exchange's three counts (its website's members list, its IX-F list, PeeringDB). Where the exchange's route servers have a public looking glass, how many networks send routes to them shows how many really peer there.

  1. 1
    IX.br (PTT.br) São Paulo São Paulo/SP, Brazil · 2,244 send routes to its route servers
    2,708 peers
  2. 2
    DE-CIX Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany · 862 send routes to its route servers
    1,075 peers
  3. 3
    4b42 Internet Exchange Point Zurich, Switzerland
    1,020 peers
  4. 4
    IIX-Jakarta Jakarta, Indonesia
    951 peers
  5. 5
    IX.br (PTT.br) Fortaleza Fortaleza/CE, Brazil · 754 send routes to its route servers
    938 peers
  6. 6
    AMS-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands · 690 send routes to its route servers
    903 peers
  7. 7
    JKT-IX Jakarta, Indonesia · 664 send routes to its route servers
    869 peers
  8. 8
    LINX LON1 London, United Kingdom · 631 send routes to its route servers
    837 peers
  9. 9
    IX.br (PTT.br) Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil · 582 send routes to its route servers
    746 peers
  10. 10
    NL-ix Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Dublin, London, Copenhagen, Paris, Marseille, Netherlands
    668 peers

Busiest exchanges worldwide

By peak traffic in one direction over the last week, for the 205 exchanges whose traffic this site can read. Exchanges that don't publish their traffic, or show it only to members (such as LINX), aren't ranked.

  1. 1
    IX.br (PTT.br) São Paulo São Paulo/SP, Brazil
    33.3 Tbps peak
  2. 2
    DE-CIX Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany
    19.4 Tbps peak
  3. 3
    AMS-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    13.8 Tbps peak
  4. 4
    BBIX Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
    8.03 Tbps peak
  5. 5
    IX.br (PTT.br) Fortaleza Fortaleza/CE, Brazil
    6.8 Tbps peak
  6. 6
    NAPAfrica IX Johannesburg Johannesburg, South Africa
    5.34 Tbps peak
  7. 7
    IX.br (PTT.br) Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil
    5.28 Tbps peak
  8. 8
    JPIX TOKYO Tokyo, Japan
    3.76 Tbps peak
  9. 9
    FL-IX Miami, United States
    3.71 Tbps peak
  10. 10
    JKT-IX Jakarta, Indonesia
    3.7 Tbps peak

Most expensive exchanges worldwide

By the monthly price of a 10G port as the exchange publishes it on its website, converted to US dollars at the European Central Bank's rates of October 9, 2026. Yearly prices are divided by 12; one-time fees, free ports and prices without a stated billing period aren't ranked. Where an exchange also charges a membership fee, it's included: what a new member pays for one 10G port. Only the 132 exchanges whose websites publish a 10G price this site can read are ranked, of 1,075; many large exchanges quote prices on request.

  1. 1
    Manama IX Manama, Bahrain
    $4,000 a month
  2. 2
    AMS-IX Eastern Caribbean Sint Eustatius, Caribbean Netherlands
    $2,500 a month
  3. 3
    LU-CIX Luxembourg, Luxembourg
    $1,681 a month (€1.500 a month)
  4. 4
    UIXP Kampala, Uganda
    $1,000 a month
  5. 5
    HKIX Hong Kong, Hong Kong
    $994 a month (7,800 HKD a month)
  6. 6
    FD-IX - Indianapolis Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
    $775 a month; same at 6 more of Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX)'s exchanges
  7. 7
    IXSal San Salvador, El Salvador
    $750 a month
  8. 8
    AMS-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    $728 a month (650 EUR a month)
  9. 9
    BNIX Brussels, Belgium
    $728 a month (€650 a month)
  10. 10
    MIX-IT Milan, Italy
    $719 a month (€600,00 a month + €500.00 a year membership)

Cheapest exchanges worldwide

By the monthly price of a 10G port, as on the most expensive list. Exchanges that charge nothing for ports come first, the largest first. Only the 132 exchanges whose websites publish a 10G price this site can read are ranked, of 1,075; many large exchanges quote prices on request.

  1. 1
    NAPAfrica IX Johannesburg Johannesburg, South Africa
    Free 10G ports free · 659 peers; same at 3 more of NAPAfrica's exchanges
  2. 2
    Frys-IX Fryslân, Netherlands
    Free 10G ports free · 323 peers
  3. 3
    Speed-IX Dronten, Netherlands
    Free 10G ports free · 286 peers
  4. 4
    INTERIX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Free 10G ports free · 234 peers
  5. 5
    KCIX Kansas City, United States
    Free 10G ports free · 213 peers; same at 3 more of Kansas City Internet eXchange, Inc's exchanges
  6. 6
    LOCIX FRANKFURT Frankfurt am Main, Germany
    Free 10G ports free · 203 peers; same at 2 more of LOCIX EXCHANGE's exchanges
  7. 7
    LSIX Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Naaldwijk, Netherlands
    Free 10G ports free · 140 peers
  8. 8
    STLIX Saint Louis, MO, United States
    Free 10G ports free · 110 peers
  9. 9
    HOUIX Houston, United States
    Free 10G ports free · 82 peers
  10. 10
    FogIXP Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany
    Free 10G ports free · 68 peers; same at 1 more of iFog GmbH's exchanges

Best value 10G ports worldwide

What a 10G port costs a month for each network it reaches: the monthly price (as on the most expensive list, membership included) divided by the exchange's peers. Exchanges with at least 50 peers that charge for ports; the ones that don't are at the top of the cheapest list. Only the 132 exchanges whose websites publish a 10G price this site can read are ranked, of 1,075; many large exchanges quote prices on request.

  1. 1
    IX.br (PTT.br) São Paulo São Paulo/SP, Brazil · $138 a month for 2,708 peers; same at 2 more of NIC.br's exchanges
    $0.05 per network a month
  2. 2
    MICE Minneapolis, MN, United States · $21 a month for 156 peers
    $0.13 per network a month
  3. 3
    ERA-IX Amsterdam Amsterdam, Netherlands · $84 a month for 238 peers; same at 1 more of Eranium B.V.'s exchanges
    $0.35 per network a month
  4. 4
    TorIX Toronto, Canada · $103 a month for 250 peers
    $0.41 per network a month
  5. 5
    FL-IX Miami, United States · $104 a month for 197 peers; same at 1 more of Community IX Holdings's exchanges
    $0.53 per network a month
  6. 6
    LONAP London, United Kingdom · $198 a month for 315 peers
    $0.63 per network a month
  7. 7
    EdgeIX - Sydney Sydney, Australia · $175 a month for 230 peers; same at 3 more of Edge IX's exchanges
    $0.76 per network a month
  8. 8
    AMS-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands · $728 a month for 903 peers
    $0.81 per network a month
  9. 9
    JINX Johannesburg, South Africa · $181 a month for 212 peers; same at 1 more of INX-ZA's exchanges
    $0.85 per network a month
  10. 10
    SGIX Singapore, Singapore · $234 a month for 273 peers
    $0.86 per network a month

Fastest growing worldwide

Members gained in the last 30 days.

The site started keeping daily counts recently. This list fills in on November 1, 2026.

Newest exchanges worldwide

By the date the exchange was added to PeeringDB, which is usually around when it launched.

  1. 1
    Clue-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Oct 2026 13 peers
  2. 2
    EdgeIX - Canberra Canberra, Australia
    Sep 2026 3 peers
  3. 3
    IX GDL Guadalajara, Mexico
    Aug 2026 3 peers
  4. 4
    MegaIX Phoenix Phoenix, United States
    Jul 2026 4 peers
  5. 5
    Konek Internet Exchange general santos city, Philippines
    Jul 2026 7 peers
  6. 6
    DE-CIX Bengaluru Bengaluru, India
    Jun 2026 8 peers
  7. 7
    GNM-IX US New York, United States
    Jun 2026 4 peers
  8. 8
    France-IX Paris Essentiel Paris, France
    Jun 2026 6 peers
  9. 9
    Better CNIX 上海, China
    Jun 2026 21 peers
  10. 10
    ERA-IX Vienna Vienna, Austria
    Jun 2026 17 peers

Most connected capacity worldwide

Total port speed of every connection listed in PeeringDB. A rough guide to size, not traffic.

  1. 1
    IX.br (PTT.br) São Paulo São Paulo/SP, Brazil
    182 Tbps 1,865 networks
  2. 2
    DE-CIX Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany
    109 Tbps 1,019 networks
  3. 3
    Equinix Singapore Singapore, Singapore
    70.2 Tbps 469 networks
  4. 4
    GNM-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    67.3 Tbps 448 networks
  5. 5
    AMS-IX Amsterdam, Netherlands
    66.2 Tbps 854 networks
  6. 6
    LINX LON1 London, United Kingdom
    50.1 Tbps 837 networks
  7. 7
    NL-ix Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Dublin, London, Copenhagen, Paris, Marseille, Netherlands
    45.6 Tbps 535 networks
  8. 8
    BBIX Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
    41.2 Tbps 355 networks
  9. 9
    IX.br (PTT.br) Fortaleza Fortaleza/CE, Brazil
    40.9 Tbps 608 networks
  10. 10
    IX.br (PTT.br) Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil
    37.4 Tbps 533 networks

Lowest IPv6 adoption worldwide

Share of members with an IPv6 address on the peering LAN, counting members whose addresses are known (from PeeringDB or the exchange's IX-F export). Exchanges with at least 50 such members and an IPv6 peering LAN in PeeringDB; 4 more list no IPv6 LAN and aren't ranked. 28 exchanges have every member on IPv6.

  1. 1
    Transhybrid IX Network Jakarta, Indonesia
    12% 8 of 66
  2. 2
    PITER-IX Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany
    24% 40 of 164
  3. 3
    PITER-IX Saint-Petersburg Saint-Petersburg, Russia
    28% 70 of 246
  4. 4
    PITER-IX Moscow Moscow, Russia
    31% 74 of 236
  5. 5
    CDIX Jakarta, Indonesia
    32% 27 of 84
  6. 6
    TPIX PL Warsaw, Poland
    33% 154 of 470
  7. 7
    OpenIXP / NiCE Indonesia, Indonesia
    38% 238 of 624
  8. 8
    Eurasia Peering IX Moscow, Russia
    44% 60 of 136
  9. 9
    THINX Warsaw Warsaw, Poland
    49% 93 of 191
  10. 10
    UA-IX Kiev, Ukraine
    50% 76 of 152

Operators with the most exchanges worldwide

PeeringDB organizations by the number of exchanges they run. Ghost exchanges don't count.

  1. 1
    ixFabric29 countries
    47 exchanges
  2. 2
    Equinix, Inc.26 countries
    42 exchanges
  3. 3
    NIC.br
    39 exchanges
  4. 4
    Megaport7 countries
    29 exchanges
  5. 5
    DE-CIX Group AG14 countries
    27 exchanges
  6. 6
    Netnod AB4 countries
    15 exchanges
  7. 7
    Asosiasi Penyelenggara Jasa Internet Indonesia
    13 exchanges
  8. 8
    PIT7 countries
    13 exchanges
  9. 9
    JSC State Technical Service STS Qaz-Gov-IX
    12 exchanges
  10. 10
    BBIX, Inc.7 countries
    9 exchanges

Largest facilities worldwide

Data centers by the number of networks listing them in PeeringDB.

  1. 1
    Datacenter APJII-Cyber Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia
    733 networks
  2. 2
    Digital Realty Frankfurt FRA1-27 Frankfurt, Germany
    618 networks
  3. 3
    Equinix SP4 - São Paulo Barueri, Brazil
    602 networks
  4. 4
    Equinix FR5 - Frankfurt, KleyerStrasse Frankfurt, Germany
    554 networks
  5. 5
    Equinix SG1 - Singapore Singapore, Singapore
    527 networks
  6. 6
    IDC 3D Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia
    527 networks
  7. 7
    Equinix DC1-DC15,DC21-DC22 - Ashburn Ashburn, United States
    519 networks
  8. 8
    NIKHEF Amsterdam Amsterdam, Netherlands
    501 networks
  9. 9
    Telehouse - London (Docklands North) London, United Kingdom
    495 networks
  10. 10
    Teraco Johannesburg Campus, South Africa Johannesburg, South Africa
    391 networks

Metros with the most exchanges worldwide

Exchanges per metro area (the city and its commuting zone; in the US, the Census metropolitan area): the ones based there, and the ones based elsewhere that list one of its buildings in PeeringDB. Ghost exchanges don't count.

  1. 1
    Frankfurt am Main Germany · 16 based there
    44 exchanges
  2. 2
    Amsterdam Netherlands · 23 based there
    40 exchanges
  3. 3
    Jakarta Indonesia · 28 based there
    32 exchanges
  4. 4
    Hong Kong Hong Kong · 15 based there
    20 exchanges
  5. 5
    Zürich Switzerland · 11 based there
    20 exchanges
  6. 6
    Paris France · 10 based there
    18 exchanges
  7. 7
    Sofia Bulgaria · 7 based there
    18 exchanges
  8. 8
    Kyiv Ukraine · 8 based there
    17 exchanges
  9. 9
    San Francisco United States · 12 based there
    17 exchanges
  10. 10
    Tokyo Japan · 13 based there
    17 exchanges

Largest metro areas without an exchange worldwide

The largest uncovered metro area in each country (pick a country above for its full list): no exchange in PeeringDB with a building inside it, or only ghost exchanges. A metro area is a city and its commuting zone: outside the US, as the European Commission's Global Human Settlement Layer maps it (2015 population); in the US, the Census Bureau's metropolitan statistical area. An exchange missing from PeeringDB doesn't count (Nagoya has a JPIX switch, which PeeringDB doesn't list), and China tops any worldwide ranking because few of its exchanges are in PeeringDB, so read these with care.

  1. 1
    Shantou No exchange · China · nearest exchange Equinix Hong Kong, 273 km
    12.66M people
  2. 2
    Nagoya No exchange · Japan · nearest exchange JPNAP Osaka, 137 km
    9.59M people
  3. 3
    Comilla No exchange · Bangladesh · nearest exchange NOVO NIX, 84 km
    8.81M people
  4. 4
    Al Mansurah No exchange · Egypt · nearest exchange CAIX, 100 km
    6.11M people
  5. 5
    Peshawar No exchange · Pakistan · nearest exchange NIXA, 229 km
    5.79M people
  6. 6
    Varanasi No exchange · India · nearest exchange NIXI Delhi, 213 km
    5.15M people
  7. 7
    Algiers No exchange · Algeria · nearest exchange NIXVAL-IX, 439 km
    4.92M people
  8. 8
    Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA No exchange · United States · nearest exchange MegaIX Los Angeles, 50 km
    4.74M people
  9. 9
    Kediri No exchange · Indonesia · nearest exchange BIX Malang, 71 km
    4.48M people
  10. 10
    Casablanca Only a ghost exchange: CAS-IX · Morocco · nearest exchange FEZIX, 246 km
    4.38M people

Most isolated big cities worldwide

Metro areas of a million people or more, by the distance to the nearest real exchange (one per country).

  1. 1
    Mogadishu Only a ghost exchange: SoIXP · Somalia · nearest exchange KIXP-Mombasa, 922 km
    922 km to an exchange
  2. 2
    Yinchuan No exchange · China · nearest exchange CHN-IX Beijing, 887 km
    887 km to an exchange
  3. 3
    Kananga No exchange · DR Congo · nearest exchange ACIX, 810 km
    810 km to an exchange
  4. 4
    Bangui No exchange · Central African Republic · nearest exchange CAMIX Yaounde, 783 km
    783 km to an exchange
  5. 5
    Mashhad No exchange · Iran · nearest exchange Tehran IX, 739 km
    739 km to an exchange
  6. 6
    Agadir No exchange · Morocco · nearest exchange FEZIX, 590 km
    590 km to an exchange
  7. 7
    Santa Cruz de la Sierra No exchange · Bolivia · nearest exchange PIT Bolivia, 539 km
    539 km to an exchange
  8. 8
    Ulan Bator No exchange · Mongolia · nearest exchange BAIKAL-IX, 522 km
    522 km to an exchange
  9. 9
    Tripoli Only a ghost exchange: Tripoli IXP · Libya · nearest exchange TunIXP, 517 km
    517 km to an exchange
  10. 10
    Luxor No exchange · Egypt · nearest exchange Aqaba IX, 486 km
    486 km to an exchange

Largest US metro areas without an exchange

Census metropolitan statistical areas (2024 population estimates) with no exchange in PeeringDB that lists a building inside them, or only ghost exchanges. Each links to its page: the nearest exchanges, and the networks already in its buildings.

  1. 1
    Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA No exchange · nearest exchange MegaIX Los Angeles, 50 km
    4.74M people
  2. 2
    San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA No exchange · nearest exchange MegaIX Los Angeles, 125 km
    3.30M people
  3. 3
    Virginia Beach-Chesapeake-Norfolk, VA-NC Only a ghost exchange: Ninja-IX Norfolk · nearest exchange DE-CIX Richmond, 133 km
    1.79M people
  4. 4
    Providence-Warwick, RI-MA No exchange · nearest exchange MASS-IX, 55 km
    1.70M people
  5. 5
    Memphis, TN-MS-AR No exchange · nearest exchange PaducahIX, 251 km
    1.34M people
  6. 6
    Fresno, CA No exchange · nearest exchange Equinix San Jose, 187 km
    1.19M people
  7. 7
    Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT No exchange · nearest exchange MegaIX New York, 121 km
    1.17M people
  8. 8
    Tulsa, OK No exchange · nearest exchange iX-OKC, 168 km
    1.06M people
  9. 9
    Rochester, NY No exchange · nearest exchange BNIIX, 107 km
    1.06M people
  10. 10
    Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT No exchange · nearest exchange MegaIX New York, 53 km
    973K people

Largest US states without an exchange

States with no exchange, or only ghost exchanges. By 2024 Census population estimates.

  1. 1
    Louisiana Only a ghost exchange: DartPoints Bridge IX Baton Rouge, LA
    4.60M people
  2. 2
    Connecticut No exchange
    3.68M people
  3. 3
    Arkansas Only a ghost exchange: Natural State Community Internet Exchange
    3.09M people
  4. 4
    Mississippi No exchange
    2.94M people
  5. 5
    West Virginia Only a ghost exchange: West Virginia Internet Exchange
    1.77M people
  6. 6
    New Hampshire No exchange
    1.41M people
  7. 7
    Montana Only a ghost exchange: YRIX
    1.14M people
  8. 8
    Rhode Island No exchange
    1.11M people
  9. 9
    Delaware No exchange
    1.05M people
  10. 10
    South Dakota No exchange
    925K people

Largest countries without an exchange

Countries and territories with no exchange in PeeringDB, or only ghost exchanges, by population (GeoNames).

  1. 1
    Algeria No exchange
    42.23M people
  2. 2
    Yemen No exchange
    28.50M people
  3. 3
    North Korea No exchange
    25.55M people
  4. 4
    Niger No exchange
    22.44M people
  5. 5
    Syria No exchange
    16.91M people
  6. 6
    Somalia Only a ghost exchange: SoIXP
    15.01M people
  7. 7
    Cuba No exchange
    11.34M people
  8. 8
    Haiti Only a ghost exchange: HIX Haiti
    11.12M people
  9. 9
    Azerbaijan No exchange
    10.22M people
  10. 10
    South Sudan No exchange
    8.26M people

Countries with the most exchanges worldwide

Exchanges listed in PeeringDB, per country.

  1. 1
    United States
    163 exchanges
  2. 2
    Indonesia
    63 exchanges
  3. 3
    Brazil
    51 exchanges
  4. 4
    Germany
    45 exchanges
  5. 5
    India
    35 exchanges
  6. 6
    Russia
    34 exchanges
  7. 7
    Netherlands
    31 exchanges
  8. 8
    Australia
    30 exchanges
  9. 9
    Japan
    25 exchanges
  10. 10
    France
    24 exchanges

Most members missing from PeeringDB worldwide

Networks the exchange publishes (on its IX-F list or its website) that don't list the exchange in PeeringDB.

  1. 1
    IX.br (PTT.br) São Paulo São Paulo/SP, Brazil
    1,782 of 2,708 peers
  2. 2
    4b42 Internet Exchange Point Zurich, Switzerland
    737 of 1,020 peers
  3. 3
    IX.br (PTT.br) Fortaleza Fortaleza/CE, Brazil
    473 of 938 peers
  4. 4
    IX.br (PTT.br) Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Brazil
    377 of 746 peers
  5. 5
    MSK-IX Moscow Moscow, Russia
    227 of 505 peers
  6. 6
    KleyReX Frankfurt, Germany
    198 of 471 peers
  7. 7
    IX.br (PTT.br) Porto Alegre Porto Alegre/RS, Brazil
    168 of 359 peers
  8. 8
    BBIX Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
    142 of 451 peers
  9. 9
    NL-ix Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Dublin, London, Copenhagen, Paris, Marseille, Netherlands
    135 of 668 peers
  10. 10
    TPIX PL Warsaw, Poland
    135 of 471 peers

Best PeeringDB match worldwide

Share of networks that are both in PeeringDB and on the exchange's own lists (IX-F or website). Exchanges with at least 50 peers.

  1. 1
    DE-CIX Chicago Chicago, United States
    99% 84 peers
  2. 2
    JINX Johannesburg, South Africa
    98% 212 peers
  3. 3
    CINX Cape Town, South Africa
    98% 126 peers
  4. 4
    LONAP London, United Kingdom
    97% 315 peers
  5. 5
    MegaIX Dusseldorf Dusseldorf, Germany
    97% 96 peers
  6. 6
    MINAP Milan Milan, Italy
    97% 118 peers
  7. 7
    BCIX Berlin, Germany
    97% 143 peers
  8. 8
    Frys-IX Fryslân, Netherlands
    96% 323 peers
  9. 9
    DINX Durban, South Africa
    96% 103 peers
  10. 10
    MegaIX Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany
    96% 114 peers

Worst PeeringDB match worldwide

Share of networks that are both in PeeringDB and on the exchange's own lists (IX-F or website). Exchanges with at least 50 peers.

  1. 1
    4b42 Internet Exchange Point Zurich, Switzerland
    28% 1,020 peers
  2. 2
    IX.br (PTT.br) Campina Grande Campina Grande/PB, Brazil
    33% 78 peers
  3. 3
    IX.br (PTT.br) Manaus Manaus/AM, Brazil
    35% 70 peers
  4. 4
    Netnod Stockholm GREEN -- MTU4470 Stockholm, Sweden
    37% 129 peers
  5. 5
    Netnod Stockholm BLUE -- MTU4470 Stockholm, Sweden
    38% 129 peers
  6. 6
    MSK-IX Novosibirsk Novosibirsk, Russia
    42% 60 peers
  7. 7
    IX.br (PTT.br) Feira de Santana Feira de Santana, Brazil
    44% 51 peers
  8. 8
    IX.br (PTT.br) Natal Natal/RN, Brazil
    45% 53 peers
  9. 9
    npIX DH Kathmandu, Nepal
    46% 56 peers
  10. 10
    1-IX UA Kyiv, Ukraine
    46% 162 peers

Most connected networks worldwide

Networks present at the most exchanges, by PeeringDB or the exchanges' own lists. Ghost exchanges don't count.

  1. 1
    CloudflareAS13335
    357 exchanges
  2. 2
    Hurricane ElectricAS6939
    334 exchanges
  3. 3
    PCH AS42AS42
    331 exchanges
  4. 4
    PCH AS3856AS3856
    320 exchanges
  5. 5
    Akamai TechnologiesAS20940
    262 exchanges
  6. 6
    MetaAS32934
    220 exchanges
  7. 7
    MicrosoftAS8075
    211 exchanges
  8. 8
    Google LLCAS15169
    183 exchanges
  9. 9
    Amazon.comAS16509
    178 exchanges
  10. 10
    DNS-OARC-112AS112
    156 exchanges

Ghost exchange operators worldwide

PeeringDB organizations running the most ghost exchanges (fewer than two outside networks).

  1. 1
    Megaport7 of their 36 exchanges
    7 ghosts
  2. 2
    HackerSpace AU7 of their 7 exchanges
    7 ghosts
  3. 3
    ixFabric5 of their 52 exchanges
    5 ghosts
  4. 4
    PIT5 of their 18 exchanges
    5 ghosts
  5. 5
    CyrusOne Inc.5 of their 6 exchanges
    5 ghosts
  6. 6
    BBIX, Inc.4 of their 13 exchanges
    4 ghosts
  7. 7
    Ninja-IX Corporation4 of their 12 exchanges
    4 ghosts
  8. 8
    Stephan Rakowski, trading as CSN Solutions e.K.4 of their 4 exchanges
    4 ghosts
  9. 9
    Equinix, Inc.3 of their 45 exchanges
    3 ghosts
  10. 10
    MX-IX Digital Infrastructure Private Limited3 of their 6 exchanges
    3 ghosts