City Netherlands, NL

Web infrastructure in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is Europe's dominant internet exchange hub, hosting 37 data centers and 24 internet exchange points. The Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX) alone connects 853 networks, making it one of the largest IXPs globally. The city's density of carrier-neutral facilities and subsea cable landings makes it the primary peering location for Northern Europe.

Amsterdam as an internet hub

Equinix operates 8 facilities across Amsterdam, followed by Digital Realty with 5, both anchoring major campus ecosystems. NorthC Datacenters and Qupra B.V. each run 2 facilities. The market also includes single-site operators like GTT (former KPN International/KPN Eurorings), AtlasEdge, and nLighten HQ BV.

Amsterdam's interconnectivity extends through secondary IXPs: GNM-IX (420 networks), INTERIX (190), ERA-IX Amsterdam (177), BGP.Exchange - Amsterdam (169), and Global-IX (140). The ecosystem attracts content platforms, cloud providers, and CDNs needing dense peering. Enterprises and carriers buy colocation here to access AMS-IX's low-latency fabric and reach Scandinavian, UK, and continental European routes.

Key facts

  • Amsterdam has 37 data centers and 24 internet exchange points.
  • AMS-IX connects 853 networks, one of the world's largest IXPs.
  • Equinix runs 8 facilities; Digital Realty runs 5 facilities in Amsterdam.
  • GNM-IX connects 420 networks, the second largest IXP in the city.
  • BGP.Exchange - Amsterdam and Global-IX each connect 169 and 140 networks.

Data centers in Amsterdam

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Operators in Amsterdam

Internet exchanges in Amsterdam

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