The Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) has upgraded its route server located at Campus Nord to further facilitate route exchange between the different members of the IXP.

Microsoft has upgraded its connection to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) from 40 Gbps to 200 Gbps. This upgrade has been achieved through two channels of 100 Gbps each.

The companies Fibracat and everyWAN, connected to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX), have moved their connections from the Equinix node to the bitNAP node.

Digital services provider Claranet has increased its connection speed to the Catalunya Neutral Internet Exchange Point (CATNIX). The company, which connects through the Equinix node, has gone from 2 Gbps to the current 5 Gbps.

The security provider Netskope has upgraded its connection speed to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) from 10 Gbps to 100 Gbps.

On Friday June 28th at 11:30 am, Manuel Méndez, from Arista, has given the presentation “Network Fabrics for Artificial Intelligence Workloads”. This session took place before the 50th meeting of the Technical Commission, held at CSUC’s facilities. The conference could also be followed online through Teams.

Two new entities have connected at the end of May to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX). They are M247, a cloud and connectivity services company located in Romania, and Imperva, a leading global cybersecurity technology company.

The Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) attended the 40^th edition of the Euro-IX Forum, an event held by the association of European IXPs from May 12^th to 14^th in Heraklion (Greece).

The Anella Científica, the academic and research network of Catalonia, has upgraded its connection speed to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) at each of its backbone nodes. From a 100 Gbps connection, it has now upgraded to 200 Gbps, offering greater data transmission capacity, more redundancy, and facilitating information exchange, among other services.

On May 9, the African telecommunications operator AFR-IX upgraded its connection speed to the Catalonia Neutral Internet Exchange (CATNIX) from 5 Gbps to 20 Gbps.