One network, built from named partners

Cogent Communications

Transit

Global IP transit for destination reach that a regional-only mix cannot cover on its own. Cogent sits in the Trivox upstream set as a high-capacity default path.

Interedge

Transit

Regional transit in the Amsterdam mix. Adds a second independent path so Cogent is never the only way out of the metro.

Global Secure Layer

Transit

Extra transit diversity for resilient global reach. A third upstream so capacity and routing do not collapse onto two providers.

Backbone.direct

Transit

Amsterdam transit partner in the routing and capacity stack. Local interconnect with operational overlap around the same facilities we colocate in.

INTER-IX

Internet exchange

Public peering in Amsterdam for shorter paths and local exchange. Complements paid transit with settlement-free peering where it makes sense.

ERA-IX

Internet exchange

Second Amsterdam exchange next to INTER-IX. Two IXPs mean peering is not tied to a single fabric if one exchange has an issue.

Databarn

Colocation

Carrier-neutral Amsterdam facility for racks, power and interconnect. One of the two halls Trivox operates from, with access to the same L2 as NorthC AMS.

NorthC AMS

Colocation

NorthC Amsterdam for geo-redundant capacity next to Databarn. A second building in the metro so a single-site event does not take the whole footprint offline.

Intel

CPU

Xeon processors across dedicated servers and virtualization hosts. The default CPU family for many Amsterdam plans when you filter by Intel in the shop.

AMD

CPU

EPYC processors for high-core dedicated and VPS workloads. The other CPU family next to Xeon when a plan needs more cores per socket.

Dell

Servers

Enterprise servers and chassis in the Amsterdam racks. One of the OEM platforms we buy, image and hand over with root access.

Supermicro

Servers

High-density server platforms for compute and storage builds. Used where density or specific board layouts fit the plan better than a Dell or HPE box.

HPE

Servers

Hewlett Packard Enterprise hardware in the server mix. Another enterprise chassis line so the fleet is not a single-vendor stack.

RIPE NCC

RIR

Regional internet registry for LIR services and number resources. ASNs, IPv4 and IPv6 we assign or sponsor go through RIPE processes, not an informal pool.