WRIX: Wrocław Internet Exchange

WRIX (Wrocław Internet Exchange) is an open, independent and distributed Polish Internet Exchange headquartered in Wrocław. Its infrastructure is spread across colocation centers in Poland, including Radom. Operators can exchange traffic directly here instead of routing it through transit networks.

What WRIX is

WRIX brings together around 29 ISP members and treats large and small participants on equal terms, from internet providers, through cable TV networks, to ICT companies. Beyond open peering it offers BGP internet access, data transmission and direct sessions with Tier-1 operators.

• Open peering between exchange members
• Internet access over the BGP protocol
• Data transmission between locations
• Direct sessions with Tier-1 operators
• Ports with speeds up to 100G

Peering with AS202520 SkyPass at WRIX

At WRIX you can peer with AS202520 SkyPass, both through public peering over the exchange fabric and via private peering. Exchanging traffic directly with SkyPass lowers latency to networks in south-west Poland, keeps local traffic in the region and reduces reliance on costly transit.

For operators active in Lower Silesia and the surrounding area, connecting through WRIX means shorter paths, more redundancy and lower costs. Traffic between neighbouring networks no longer has to travel through distant nodes in other cities.

Why it matters

Exchanging traffic at a regional IXP such as WRIX means lower latency for end users, greater resilience against single-link failures and a real reduction in transport costs. Peering with SkyPass at WRIX is part of building dense, local connectivity across Poland.