What is Thinx IX?
Thinx Internet exchange gives full flexibility in creating an optimal IP services model for a telecommunications operator — free of charge peering with national networks including access to other exchange points in Poland (Equinix) and in Europe (DE-CIX in Frakfurt, Giganet in Kijev), as well as access to all global networks and Internet resources through direct links to Tier 1 operators.
Competitive advantages

One of the largest
Polish IXs
1 Tbps of traffic & 170 members.

Access in 14 Polish cities
the same price everywhere.

Complementary services of Thinx
Peering Global, Transit Global, Transit Tier1, Transit Orange.

All key resources
Akamai, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Netflix, TikTok, Twitch and many more…

Each Thinx port
(1G, 2G, 5G, 10G...)
is dedicated to a single customer.

Thinx is your first step
towards effective IP services.
Thinx IX in numbers
Resources available at Thinx






Service description
Thinx IX:
- Always dedicated ports: 1 Gbps, 10 Gbps (also of 2 Gbps and 5 Gbps capacity), 40 Gbps or 100 Gbps
- Free of charge peering with all the Thinx IX members
- Free of charge transit to most networks present in the Equinix (PLIX) exchange point
Available services complementing the Thinx IX offer:
- Peering Global – IP transit to all international networks present in DE-CIX and Giganet
- Transit Global – IP transit to all international networks of selected Tier 1 operators as well as members of DE-CIX and Giganet
- Transit Tier 1 – IP transit to international networks of selected Tier 1 operators
- Transit Orange – IP transit to the Orange Internet network
Daily stats
Max In
941.5 Gb/s
Max Out
905.4 Gb/s
Current In
525.1 Gb/s
Current Out
501.5 Gb/s
Mean In
527.2 Gb/s
Mean Out
502.7 Gb/s
Monthly stats
Max In
1.113 Tb/s
Max Out
1.054 Tb/s
Mean In
462.5 Gb/s
Mean Out
475.1 Gb/s
Yearly stats
Max In
1.240 Tb/s
Max Out
1.109 Tb/s
Mean In
462.5 Gb/s
Mean Out
444.5 Gb/s