2.3tbps
Peak Traffic
270
organizations
312
networks
3rd
Largest IX in North America
Many cloud services providers or content providers often have the daunting task of lowering network costs, reducing latency, keeping traffic local and ensuring their network is reliable. Peering on an internet exchange helps network managers and providers meet these needs.
Networks can benefit from
Increased Efficiency
If your core business offerings are VoIP, video streaming, gaming, cloud data access or financial transactions, lower latency and shorter network distances offered by an exchange assure better user experiences and keep your customers happy.
Reduced Costs
Connecting to the exchange can significantly reduce the cost of transit in your network. The volunteer operational experts at TorIX will have you up and running in no time.
Localized Traffic
As the global landscape changes, businesses are becoming increasingly aware of the need to keep internet traffic local. Internet privacy is a hot topic among consumers today. With recent events that affect consumer privacy, keeping your data local can become one of your enterprises value propositions
Being a peer on the exchange is an easy and highly beneficial way for companies seeking alternative ways to improve their networks.
Some of the Organizations at TorIX
- Akamai
- Amazon
- Microsoft
- CBC
- Rogers
- TekSavvy
- CIRA
- Fastly
- Yahoo!
- Shaw
- Twitch
- Dropbox
- Zayo
- Cloudflare
- Cogeco
- Eastlink
- Hurricane Electric
- OVH
- Xplornet
- SaskTel
- DigitalOcean
- GTAnet
- Peel District School Board
- CenturyLink
- Beanfield
- Magna International
- Sun Life
- TbayTel
- Sheridan College
- IBM Cloud (Softlayer)
- Fibrestream
- Intact Financial
- CANARIE
- TELUS
- ZScaler
- Ubisoft
- Tencent
- Distributel
- Stackpath
- Limelight Networks
- Fibrestream
- Invesco
- Q9 Networks
- J.D. Irving
- Linode
- Aptum
- Persona
- Peformive
- F5 Networks
- Province of New Brunswick
- Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce