Web infrastructure in Taipei
Taipei is Taiwan's primary data center hub, home to 12 facilities and 2 Internet exchanges. The city anchors the national network infrastructure, drawing operators that serve the local market and connect to Asia-Pacific routes.
Taipei as an internet hub
Chief Telecom Inc. leads with three data centers, followed by Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. with two. Other operators include SaveCom, HiMORE Digital, Academia Sinica, Sakura Internet, FLAG Telecom, and FarEasTone Telecom. TWIX is the main exchange with 23 connected networks, alongside BGP.Exchange - Taipei.
Taipei offers direct peering via TWIX and access to subsea cable landings. Businesses buy hosting here for low-latency reach within Taiwan and to major Asian markets. The ecosystem supports enterprise, content, and telecom buyers.
Key facts
- Chief Telecom Inc. operates 3 data centers in Taipei.
- TWIX is the largest IXP in Taipei with 23 connected networks.
- Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. runs 2 facilities in the city.
- BGP.Exchange - Taipei is the second IXP in the market.
- A total of 12 data centers serve Taipei's connectivity needs.
Data centers in Taipei
All 12 facilities →Chief LY Building Taipei
Chief Telecom Inc.
3 carriers
Chief HD Building Taipei
Chief Telecom Inc.
1 carriers
Academia Sinica Department of Information Technology Services (ITS) Taipei
Academia Sinica Department of Information Technology Services (ITS)
APT EBIX
FarEasTone Telecom
Chief LY2 Building Taipei
Chief Telecom Inc.
CHT Taipei Aikuo IDC
Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd.
CHT Taipei Xinyi IDC
Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd.
HiMORE Digital
HiMORE Digital
Reliance Taipei Colo
FLAG Telecom
SAKURAHOST DC-1
Sakura Internet Ltd.
TWNAP IDC
SaveCom
VIBO
Taiwan Star Telecom Corporation Limited.