Network Infrastructure

Internet exchange made simple.

FD-IX is a modern solution to peering and connectivity. We provide interconnection in 31 datacenters across the United States.

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55
ASNs
64
Ports
200 Gbps
Average Throughput
1 Terabit
Capacity

SOLUTIONS & NETWORK PARTNERSHIPS

Our strategic alliances with industry leaders; delivering enhanced connectivity, performance, and global reach for our members.

Akamai logo
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Cloudflare - Click to visit website
Hurricane Electric logo
Hurricane Electric - Click to visit website
Lifeline Data Centers logo
Lifeline Data Centers - Click to visit website
Netrality Data Centers logo
Netrality Data Centers - Click to visit website
On-Ramp Indiana, Inc logo
On-Ramp Indiana, Inc - Click to visit website
Packet Clearing House logo
Packet Clearing House - Click to visit website

LATEST NEWS & UPDATES

Stay informed about our network developments and industry insights.

The Traffic Is Here. The Question Is: Why Aren’t You?
Jan 27, 2026

The Traffic Is Here. The Question Is: Why Aren’t You?

This graph is not abstract art. It is real traffic moving across FD-IX, hour by hour, day by day. Peaks roll in during prime time. Valleys dip at dawn. The shape tells a simple story. Local networks choose local paths, and performance follows. When traffic stays close to home, packets arrive faster and jitter fades. Streams start clean. Games feel tight. Voice calls stay sharp. Support tickets slow down. Engineers sleep better. The graph shows that effect at scale. As more networks peer, the ba

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How to Join FD-IX: A Simple, Step-by-Step Guide
Jan 26, 2026

How to Join FD-IX: A Simple, Step-by-Step Guide

Joining FD-IX connects your network directly to other Internet providers, content networks, and cloud platforms. The result is faster paths, lower latency, and less reliance on paid transit.

Justin Wilson
Internet ExchangeIXP+1
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How peering can help weather related surges
Jan 25, 2026

How peering can help weather related surges

Weather often reminds us that the Internet is a physical thing. Even though we call it “the cloud,” it depends on fiber in the ground, routers in buildings, and people at home, all of whom respond to the same storm

Justin Wilson
Internet ExchangeIXP+1
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