City Hong Kong, HK

Web infrastructure in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is the primary internet hub for Asia, hosting 31 data centers and 16 internet exchange points. Its neutral, low-latency infrastructure makes it the preferred gateway for traffic between mainland China and the rest of the world. The city's physical connectivity and regulatory environment attract global carriers, cloud providers, and financial institutions.

Hong Kong as an internet hub

iAdvantage Hong Kong operates the most facilities with 6 data centers, followed by Towngas Telecommunications, Asia Tone, and Digital Realty, each with 2. The Hong Kong Internet Exchange (HKIX) connects 261 networks, making it the largest exchange in the region. Equinix Hong Kong follows with 246 connected networks, and BBIX Hong Kong connects 102.

Hong Kong offers dense fiber connectivity to submarine cable landing stations and direct peering with Chinese networks. Buyers include multinational enterprises, financial services firms, content delivery networks, and cloud providers seeking low-latency access to Southeast Asia and Greater China. Colocation and cloud interconnect are the primary services purchased here.

Key facts

  • iAdvantage Hong Kong operates 6 data centers in the city.
  • HKIX connects 261 networks, the largest exchange in Hong Kong.
  • Equinix Hong Kong peers 246 networks at its exchange point.
  • BBIX Hong Kong connects 102 networks across the region.
  • Hong Kong hosts 31 data centers and 16 internet exchanges total.

Data centers in Hong Kong

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Operators in Hong Kong

Internet exchanges in Hong Kong

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