Internet infrastructure providers
Who are our infrastructure providers?
Infrastructure providers, in the context of Mixvoip, are entities that supply the fundamental physical infrastructure necessary for delivering internet connectivity. These include mainly cable (coax), DLS (VDSL, ADSL) or fiber networks. By partnering with multiple providers across various regions, we guarantee reliable and resilient internet services for our clients. This also ensures extensive coverage and a wide range of speed options in each region.
How we work with internet backbone carriers?
We strategically collaborate with a diverse range of telecom operators to leverage their regional networks and technical assets. This approach allows us to extend robust, high-speed internet services to our customers. We integrate their physical infrastructure with our advanced network management and telecommunications technologies to deliver optimized and secure connectivity services.
Luxconnect DC1.1 (Tier IV)
4 rue A. Graham Bell
3235 Bettembourg
3235 Bettembourg
Luxconnect DC2 (Tier IV)
Z.A.C Klengbousbierg
7795 Bissen / Roost
7795 Bissen / Roost
Interxion BRU1
1930 Zaventem
Belgium
Belgium
Wallonie Data Center (WDC) (Tier III)
17 rue de la Metallurgie
4530 Villers-le-Bouillet
4530 Villers-le-Bouillet
Equinix FR5
Kleyerstraße 90
60326 Frankfurt am Main
60326 Frankfurt am Main
Equinix PA3
114 Rue Ambroise Croizat
93200 Saint Denis
93200 Saint Denis
European Reliance Centre West (EBRC) (Tier IV)
3 rue Pierre Flammang
8399 Windhof
8399 Windhof
Portus Data Centers Luxembourg (Tier IV)
12D, rue Guillaume J. Kroll
1882 Luxembourg
1882 Luxembourg
LU-CIX
Luxembourg's primary internet exchange point, facilitating efficient data exchange and interconnectivity among multiple networks within the country.
DE-CIX
One of the world's leading internet exchange points based in Frankfurt, Germany, known for its high data exchange capacity and extensive interconnection services.
France-IX
France's premier internet exchange, offering peering services that enhance connectivity and internet performance across French networks.
BNIX
Belgium's key internet exchange, BNIX facilitates improved network traffic flow and connectivity among ISPs and content providers within Belgium.
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The IP address assigned to your services will come from Mixvoip's own block of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Mixvoip handles the allocation of IP addresses, ensuring optimal performance and adherence to internet governance standards. Both static and dynamic options are available, depending on client needs.
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Installing our own cables isn’t feasible due to the enormous logistical, economic, and ecological challenges it would present. It's more practical and sustainable for local infrastructure providers to build and maintain the raw cable infrastructure. This strategy is economically efficient and ecologically sound. By accessing these existing networks, Mixvoip focuses on delivering added value through our telecommunications services, ensuring customers receive high-quality, cost-effective solutions.
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Purchasing services directly from infrastructure providers often lacks the personalized service and customer support that Mixvoip offers. Beyond just providing connectivity, we add value with tailored solutions, expert support, and integrated services to meet specific business needs. In a business environment, support for not only connectivity, but also network issues (including LAN and Wi-Fi), is crucial.
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