Web infrastructure in Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has a small but active internet infrastructure market with 4 data centers, 4 IXPs, and 4 providers. It serves as a regional hub for Caribbean connectivity, with facilities spread across multiple cities. The country's network ecosystem supports both local businesses and international carriers.
The Dominican Republic hosting landscape
KIO operates one facility, while ELIAS COMUNICACIONES, SRL, CENTRIC MOBILITY (CEMO), S.R.L, and NAP del Caribe each run one data center. The largest IXP is PIT DOMINICANO in Santiago, connecting 31 networks. STIX.DO in Santiago connects 28 networks, and Azteca Telecom in Santiago connects 13 networks. IX-DO operates in Santo Domingo.
Data centers are located in LA VEGA, Santo Domingo Este, Santiago, and La Caleta. Hosting buyers include regional telecoms, enterprise clients, and content providers looking for low-latency access to the Caribbean market.
Key facts
- Dominican Republic has 4 data centers and 4 IXPs total.
- PIT DOMINICANO in Santiago connects 31 networks.
- STIX.DO in Santiago connects 28 networks.
- KIO, ELIAS COMUNICACIONES, CEMO, and NAP del Caribe each operate 1 facility.
- Azteca Telecom in Santiago connects 13 networks.
- IX-DO is located in Santo Domingo.
