Justin Wilson

The National Broadband Co-Op (NBBC) has taken a major step in its mission to support independent Internet providers by joining Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX). NBBC, operating under AS400701, represents operators serving small towns, rural communities, and regions where the Internet relies on collaboration as much as fiber.

If you want a fast and straightforward way to test performance to FD-IX, Ookla’s Speedtest CLI is a simple tool you can use anywhere you have terminal access. FD-IX has a public Ookla test server that lets ISPs, MSPs, and engineers measure actual throughput and latency across

Internet service providers compete primarily on speed, price, and reliability. While these factors are important, they represent only the baseline. Providers that achieve sustained success differentiate themselves through superior network paths, reduced latency, and more direct access to the content most frequently used by their customers.FD-IX offers internet

Indianapolis is recognized as a central hub in America, a reputation that now includes its growing role in networks, data centers, and regional connectivity. As traffic demands increase and more services move to the edge, strong local interconnection becomes essential. FD-IX plays a key role in meeting this need.