Our primary virtual switch location is in Fremont, California, on the US West Coast. This site has 1gbps of connectivity and direct peering to Hurricane Electric. The physical datacenter it is located in is Hurricane Electric's Fremont 2 DC.
We have an extension switch in the Serverius DC1 datacenter located in Dronten, about 30KM away from Amsterdam, in The Netherlands. This site is fed with a 250mbps circuit and has excellent peering into the rest of Europe. If you have a presence in the Amsterdam area, local cross-connects are also possible — for example at the Nikhef and Qupra datacenters — using the Local connection type.
The Asia-Pacific region is served by an EVIX extension switch in New Zealand, offering much better latency to regional peers than tunnelling through the US. A 1gbps circuit provides connectivity to the internet at large.
Thanks to iFog, we have a POP in Zurich, Switzerland.
Thanks to Xenyth Cloud/GoCodeIT Inc, we have a POP located in the Equinix TR2 Datacenter, in Toronto. They offer VMs with local connectivity to EVIX as well.
Thanks to iFog, we have a local presence in Frankfurt, Germany. This is a layer-2 extension of our Amsterdam site: networks with a VM or port in the same facility hand off locally and appear on the EVIX peering LAN via Amsterdam. Because it is local-only, tunnels are not offered here — select the Local connection type when applying.
Vancouver, Canada is home to our core infrastructure and offers local connections as a layer-2 extension of our Fremont site. Networks with a VM or port in the facility hand off locally and appear on the EVIX peering LAN via Fremont. As with Frankfurt, this is a local-only location — select the Local connection type when applying.