Datacenters

The Newyork infrastructure consists of three nodes to cover three major TELCO buildings, 25 Broadway 111 8th Avenue, in New York.
All three nodes are connected and any member can peer with any member regardless of its location.
A member can have either an IPv4 address, an IPv6 address, or both.
The NYIIX supports any type of connections:
10-100 BASE-T Half/Full Duplex
1000 BASE-SX via MMF
1000 BASE-LX via SMF
10GigE LR 1310nm via SMF

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