Simple connectivity
Virtual connectivity designed around VXLAN, with additional access options as EasyIX grows.
EasyIX network in development
Peering, without
the friction.
A modern virtual Internet Exchange designed to make connecting networks simple, flexible and accessible.
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POPNFK1Long Stratton, Norfolk, UK
FABRICIPv4 + IPv6Dual-stack peering
ACCESSVirtualVXLAN connectivity
STATUSBUILDINGFirst POP in development
ASN-based peeringRoute serversIPv4 + IPv6VXLAN accessAutomation first
The EasyIX network
Start local.
Build outward.
EasyIX is beginning with NFK1 in Norfolk. The platform is being designed so additional points of presence can be added without turning the exchange into one giant broadcast domain.
NFK1
POP 01
NFK1
Long Stratton · Norfolk · United Kingdom
In development
Our first point of presence will provide the initial EasyIX virtual peering fabric and route-server infrastructure.
Interested in connecting? →How it works
Your network. One simple connection.
EasyIX is being built to reduce the operational friction between deciding to peer and exchanging routes.
01
Your Network
Bring your existing ASN and network.
VXLAN→
02
EasyIX POP
Connect to the local exchange fabric.
BGP→
03
Peers
Exchange eligible routes and traffic.
Route server
EasyIX distributes BGP routes. Member traffic stays on the exchange fabric rather than passing through the route server.
Designed differently
Built for network operators.
The platform is focused on straightforward interconnection, sensible automation and the tools operators actually need.
Automated provisioning
A control plane designed to reduce repetitive manual configuration and make onboarding clearer.
Dual stack
IPv4 and IPv6 peering on the exchange fabric from the outset.
Operator focused
BGP, route servers, transparent policies and useful operational tooling at the centre of the service.
Flexible access
A virtual-first approach today with room for more connectivity models as the network develops.
Built to grow
A POP-based architecture designed to expand while keeping exchange fabrics operationally manageable.
Interested in EasyIX?
Let's connect networks.
We're building the first EasyIX POP now. If you operate a network and want to discuss peering, testing or future connectivity, we'd like to hear from you.