Fast-growing NetIX selects Telehouse London Docklands for point-of-presence
Bulgaria-headquartered telecom solutions provider accelerates global growth from presence in Europe’s best-connected data centre hub
London, UK – 10th February 2025: To enable its rapid world-wide expansion, NetIX, one of the fastest-growing Internet Exchanges in the world, has partnered with global colocation provider, Telehouse creating a primary point-of-presence (PoP) in the Telehouse North data centre, at the Telehouse London Docklands campus.
After more than six years of using a partner to connect into Telehouse North, NetIX has brought the data centre fully on-net as one of its primary PoPs. This enhancement has reduced service turn-up times in this facility from within four weeks to less than four days. This acceleration is vital to support the NetIX platform’s dramatic growth in traffic, which has surged from 3Tbps to more than 4Tbps in just a few weeks.
Any NetIX customer in its Telehouse North PoP now has access to more than 50 Internet Exchanges around the world via one cross-connect, enabling Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), Internet Service Providers (ISPs), wholesale customers, and enterprises to achieve cost-effective, more resilient, lower latency connectivity across different continents.
The new PoP enables direct access to the global network of NetIX’s parent company Neterra from Telehouse North and brings many small networks in Eastern Europe, including Ukraine, into a much larger ecosystem.
“Telehouse London Docklands is an important place for us to be because we have a massive European network and have experienced monumental growth in traffic,” said Dean Belev, VP of Connectivity Services at NetIX. “Establishing this new PoP will enable us to accelerate our expansion across continents.
“We are continuously upgrading to support our customers better, rather than using third-party providers which adds to delays. Telehouse is the home of the Internet in the UK, has multiple locations around the globe and is a trusted name. Our new PoP gives us a more prominent presence on the traditional ring of Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Paris.”
Will Scott, Vice President, Sales, Telehouse Europe, said: “Having worked indirectly for years with NetIX, we are very proud to be working with the company directly to support its remarkable growth. Their new Telehouse North PoP makes the NetIX platform part of Europe’s leading connectivity hub. We will be striving to ensure we serve NetIX’s business goals, helping expand its network efficiently and robustly with our fast and direct connections around the globe.”
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About NetIX
Our next-generation network accelerates the Internet; we connect content creators with users faster, cheaper, and more directly than ever.
Our network stretches across more than 220 global data centres in 100+ cities in 65 countries. The NetIX platform connects our 200+ members to content from 10,000+ visible networks and 50+ Internet Exchanges and reaches daily peaks of more than 4Tb of traffic throughput.
NetIX offers the best possible internet connectivity: our members can directly exchange traffic with peers, giving their end-users faster page-load times on 90% of the most popular sites.
Our members include internet service providers, broadcasters, telecoms operators, and content delivery networks – all the peers your customers need to access!
About Telehouse
Telehouse is a leading global data centre service provider, bringing together more than 3,000 business partners including carriers, mobile and content providers, enterprises and financial services companies.
Established in 1989, Telehouse provides reliable, secure and flexible colocation, enabling organisations to accelerate speed to market and create business opportunities through fast, efficient and secure interconnections.
The Telehouse London Docklands campus is Europe's most connected data centre campus. The organisation is a driving force for sustainability in the data centre industry and powers its data centres with electricity from 100% renewable sources.
For more information visit: https://www.telehouse.net/
