Ferroussince 2018

Network

Own address space, own peering

Six facilities, four transit providers, open peering, and unmetered ports because bandwidth is not the product.

Facilities

Amsterdam · eu-westBogota · sa-northBuenos Aires · sa-southCairo · af-northFrankfurt · eu-centralLondon · eu-westMadrid · eu-southMelbourne · ap-southeast2Miami · us-eastParis · eu-westTel Aviv · me-westTokyo · ap-northeastVienna · eu-centralZurich · eu-central
14 points of presence10×100G inter-facility
LocationRegionCapacityp50 RTTStatus
Amsterdam NLeu-west800 Gbps31.7 mshealthy
Bogota COsa-north800 Gbps16.6 mshealthy
Buenos Aires ARsa-south400 Gbps30.5 mshealthy
Cairo EGaf-north1600 Gbps6.6 mshealthy
Frankfurt DEeu-central800 Gbps22.2 mshealthy
London GBeu-west3200 Gbps35.0 mshealthy
Madrid ESeu-south3200 Gbps17.5 msdegraded
Melbourne AUap-southeast2800 Gbps31.9 mshealthy

Network facts

Capacity

Total edge capacity
3.2 Tbit/s
Transit providers
4
IXP sessions
212
Inter-facility
10 × 100 Gbit/s

Policy

Peering
open at every exchange
RPKI
signed and validating
IRR
objects in RIPE
BYOIP
supported, 2-day turnaround

DDoS

Detection
flow-based, 8-second window
Mitigation
always on, no upsell
Capacity
1.8 Tbit/s scrubbing
Blackhole
customer-triggerable via API

Uplinks

Standard
25 Gbit/s unmetered
Optional
2 × 25 or 100 Gbit/s
Private VLAN
25 Gbit/s, free
Cross-connect
€90/month