What is the Toronto Internet Exchange (TorIX) ?

The TorIX is an entity designed to act as a junction between multiple points of Internet presence. Here, members are able to directly connect with one another in order to exchange local Internet traffic.

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The goal of the TorIX project is to provide an "everyone wins" situation for all the local Internet bandwidth users in the Greater Toronto Area.

TorIX believes that by setting up a common meeting place for all interested internet users via their access providers, we can reduce transit times for local area messages, cut the high costs of transit bandwidth, and generally all come out ahead.

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2012-05-12 General TorIX breaks 79 Gbps mark
2012-01-12 General TorIX breaks 78 Gbps mark
2011-12-07 General TorIX breaks 77 Gbps mark
2011-12-07 General TorIX breaks 76 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 75 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 74 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 73 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 72 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 71 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 70 Gbps mark
2011-10-12 General TorIX breaks 69 Gbps mark
2011-10-05 General TorIX breaks 68 Gbps mark
2011-04-28 General New Website Unveiled
2011-03-21 General TorIX breaks 67 Gbps mark
2011-03-21 General TorIX breaks 66 Gbps mark
2011-03-09 General TorIX breaks 65 Gbps mark
2011-03-08 General TorIX breaks 64 Gbps mark
2011-03-07 General TorIX breaks 63 Gbps mark
2011-01-18 General TorIX breaks 62 Gbps mark
2011-01-09 General TorIX breaks 61 Gbps mark
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