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| Full name | Norwegian Internet Exchange |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | NIX |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Location | Norway |
| Website |
nix |
The Norwegian Internet Exchange
[1] or
NIX is an
Internet exchange with presence in
Tromsø,
Trondheim,
Bergen,
Stavanger and
Oslo,
Norway. NIX is owned and operated by the IT Department (
[1]), at the
University of Oslo. Companies connected to the NIX are most
ISPs operating in Norway, in addition to
Amazon and the two largest Norwegian broadcasting companies,
NRK and
TV2.
[2] NIX has a neutral pricing model.
[3]
NIX1 is the primary site for the Norwegian Internet Exchange. NIX1 is colocated at three sites in Oslo. [4]
NIX2 is the primary site for redundancy located at Kristian Augusts gate 17 in downtown Oslo.
The remaining four sites are regional sites intended for local use.
- BIX in Bergen
- TRDIX in Trondheim
- TIX in Tromsø
- SIX in Stavanger
The term NIX refers to all of the six IXPs.
References
External links
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| |
| Full name | Norwegian Internet Exchange |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | NIX |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Location | Norway |
| Website |
nix |
The Norwegian Internet Exchange
[1] or
NIX is an
Internet exchange with presence in
Tromsø,
Trondheim,
Bergen,
Stavanger and
Oslo,
Norway. NIX is owned and operated by the IT Department (
[1]), at the
University of Oslo. Companies connected to the NIX are most
ISPs operating in Norway, in addition to
Amazon and the two largest Norwegian broadcasting companies,
NRK and
TV2.
[2] NIX has a neutral pricing model.
[3]
NIX1 is the primary site for the Norwegian Internet Exchange. NIX1 is colocated at three sites in Oslo. [4]
NIX2 is the primary site for redundancy located at Kristian Augusts gate 17 in downtown Oslo.
The remaining four sites are regional sites intended for local use.
- BIX in Bergen
- TRDIX in Trondheim
- TIX in Tromsø
- SIX in Stavanger
The term NIX refers to all of the six IXPs.
References
External links