FD-IX Team

This 4th of July, Celebrate Freedom… and Lower Latency As fireworks light up the sky this Independence Day, we’re reminded of what it means to be free—free to make our own choices, free to control our own future, and free from unnecessary dependence. That spirit of independence doesn’

Noblesville, IN – 21 June, 2025 – Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX), a leading provider of high-speed internet and data exchange services, is proud to announce its membership in the National Broadband Cooperative (NBBC). This strategic partnership aims to enhance broadband infrastructure and bridge the digital divide in rural and underserved communities

Powering Non-Profits Through Local Interconnection Free 1G Peering Ports for Schools, Libraries, and Community Networks Your mission matters. FD-IX is here to help you achieve more—with faster, more reliable, and more affordable Internet connectivity. We believe that connectivity should empower communities, not drain budgets. That’s why we’re

FD-IX Powering Midwest Interconnection About Locations Services Contact About Us FD-IX and IndyIX have united to bring high-performance, low-latency Internet exchange and interconnection services to the Midwest. Together, we provide community-focused peering fabric that supports ISPs, enterprises, education, and public infrastructure networks across Indiana and beyond. Indiana Exchange Locations * Indianapolis,

FD-IX announces community ports to strengthen local traffic exchange and interconnection Today, FD-IX announces the launch of the Community Ports initiative, a groundbreaking program designed to provide non-profits, K-12 school systems, and community broadband networks with enhanced access to internet infrastructure through dedicated interconnection and peering services at low to

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