Three exchanges across Saudi Arabia
Jeddah
At MG1, the MENA Gateway. An open exchange connecting carriers, cloud and content providers from across the region.
Riyadh
At the Remal facility, RDC102. Diverse, redundant connection into the financial and business hub of the capital.
Dammam
In eastern Saudi Arabia, a key digital hub for the energy sector and close to neighbouring countries.
Local presence. national scale. international reach
one-IX connects the three exchanges into a single national exchange. Peer once from any of the three sites and reach networks across Saudi Arabia, with resilience built in for availability and service continuity.
It gives ISPs, content and cloud providers and international carriers a faster route into the Saudi market, without a presence in every city.
Why networks connect at center3
Keep traffic local
Direct interconnection keeps Saudi traffic within Saudi Arabia, improving performance for local content and end users.
Lower latency, shorter paths
Fewer hops between networks, so traffic reaches its destination faster and end users get a better experience.
Fully redundant
Fully redundant switching in neutral, secure center3 data centres, engineered for the fault tolerance business-critical networks need.
Thirty years of IXP expertise
Every center3 exchange is run by the LINX engineering team and a 24/7 NOC, bringing more than thirty years of neutral exchange experience to the region.
The exchanges powered by LINX
center3 runs on our IX-as-a-Service solution. It lets data centres, network operators and digital infrastructure providers launch and operate a carrier-grade internet exchange under their own brand, managed by the LINX engineering team and a 24/7 NOC.
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