Providing connection to a neutral IX with a capacity of over 1TB
as well as optimum network services.

Local Peering

KINX has formed a powerful network by interconnecting with domestic Internet service providers (ISPs), content providers (CPs), and cable television system operators (SOs) as well as global companies based abroad.

Remote Peering

As a leading IX provider in Korea, KINX provides fast and reliable global Internet services based on submarine cables and global network partners.

Traffic Exchange by Network Interconnection
BENEFIT 01
Optimum
Network Environment
KINX, the one and only L2-base Internet eXchange (IX) operator in Korea, is directly interconnected with major ISPs in Korea and abroad via super-high-speed lines.
 
BENEFIT 02
Cost Reduction
by Interconnection
Interconnecting to KINX IX will allow you to reduce traffic costs, as it enables traffic exchange with all the companies interconnected with KINX IX through a single connection.
 
BENEFIT 03
Reliable
Internet Services
Direct connections among ISPs ensure optimized Internet routes and quality, through which more reliable services can be provided compared to non-connected ISPs.
BENEFIT 04
Technical Support
from Specialized Engineers
KINX IDC is staffed with engineers who perform server and network monitoring, in addition to actively dealing with various situations with their operating know-how.
 
BENEFIT 05
Convenient
Free Interconnection Policy
When you subscribe to the local peering service, you will become a peering member of KINX, which will automatically enable you to interconnect with various other peering members via the routing server operated by KINX.
 
BENEFIT 06
Global
Interconnection
Fast and reliable global Internet service is provided through submarine cables, and remote peering is made possible through the IDC used by business operators across the world.
Seamless Internet Circuit Supply and Cost Reduction

Without the IX service, an ISP would have to establish direct connection with another ISP.
This means that, in case of a traffic surge that requires an ISP to add more capacity, then that ISP will have to pay more for connections
and manage more physical lines. Whereas in IX, that ISP can peer and exchange traffic with multiple ISPs via single line.

Seamless Internet Circuit Supply and Cost Reduction
Major Network Interconnections

An IX is part of the topmost network in the hierarchical structure of the Internet that plays the role of exchanging Internet traffic.
Internet traffic is directly connected between ISPs, an ISP and a CP, or business operators with AS numbers for a seamless Internet line,
and it can also help cut the transit costs.

Major Network Interconnections
IX members
Global Akamai, Alibaba, Amazon, APPLE, Cloudflare, Google, Hurricane Electric, Limelight Networks, Microsoft, RETN, SoftLayer, Tencent, Twitch, Verizon
MSO LG Hellovision, D'live, T-Broad, Hyundai HCN
CP LG CNS, Naver, Samsung SDS, CDNetworks, kakao, Koscom, KISA, Hostway
ISP Dreamline
A List of KINX IX Members
References
Twitch
Twitch
Network Operating Ownership and Autonomous Interconnection Policy Through IX Peering
Twitch offers game streaming services with the fourth highest traffic in the United States. It managed to cut traffic costs through the IX peering service.
D'live
D'live
Cost Reduction Based on a Combination of
L2-based Local Peering and L3-based Transit
D’LIVE is the largest SO in the Seoul National Capital Area. It resolved the issue of increasing traffic line costs caused by a growing number of subscribers through KINX’s IX peering service.
Samsung SDS
Samsung SDS
Cut Reduction Through Local Peering
and Data Center Interconnection
Samsung SDS is an IT and software affiliate of the Samsung Group. By using KINX IX, it cut its transit costs and enhanced its network service quality.
You can achieve
network interconnection through IX peering.

Are you ready to exchange Internet traffic? Then, don’t hesitate to contact us right now.

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