Istanbul-based BGP backbone with multiple upstream providers. ~3.5 ms average RTT across Turkey via Cloudflare, Google and Meta peering.
Local carriers, internet exchanges and global transit providers available at our carrier-neutral facility
Leading mobile and fixed-line operator in Turkey. Corporate internet, wholesale transit and metro fiber access with cross-connect options at carrier-neutral datacenters.
Official websiteTurkey's largest integrated telecom operator with the broadest national fiber backbone. Offers corporate internet, wholesale transit and metro access with widespread cross-connect options in carrier-neutral datacenters.
Official websiteIndependent ISP operating its own fiber infrastructure. Known for contract-free, uncapped internet; an active peering participant at exchanges such as DE-CIX Istanbul with transparent routing policies.
Official websiteGlobal Tier-1 Internet carrier operating in 200+ markets. Provides high-capacity IPv4/IPv6 transit, datacenter connectivity and international backbone access for large-scale traffic delivery.
Official websiteBTK-licensed telecommunications operator based in Istanbul. Delivers voice, data and broadband over fiber and fixed access for residential and enterprise customers.
Official websiteIndependent backbone provider spanning Europe and Eurasia. Delivers high-capacity IP transit, wavelength and Ethernet services for direct, low-latency routing between operators and content networks.
Official websiteNetwork operator (AS44901) offering premium IP transit and cloud infrastructure. Provides regional and international routing options via colocation and interconnect points in European datacenters including Istanbul (PremierDC).
Official websiteNeutral Internet Exchange Point (IXP) serving the Turkish market under the ISTIX brand. Accessible from datacenters in Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa and İzmir; enables direct traffic exchange via route servers and 50+ cloud providers.
Official websiteThe Kuzey Datacenter network is engineered to deliver low latency and high availability for colocation, dedicated and cloud customers. Operated under AS62425, our backbone optimizes Turkey and European traffic through a redundant core, carrier-neutral transit options and direct CDN peering.
Our architecture follows N+1 redundancy: bidirectional path selection, link aggregation, dynamic BGP routing and 24/7 NOC monitoring form the operational foundation. IPv6 dual-stack support, RPKI validation and planned failover drills support enterprise workload continuity.
Read our peering and low-latency articleCore network components powering our backbone
Redundant MX480 pair; multi-homed BGP, MPLS and prefix filtering
QFX-series spine-leaf fabric with ECMP, LACP and high throughput
EX4300/EX4600 access layer; low-latency cabinet and rack connectivity
Baseline DDoS filtering and rate limiting at the backbone edge
Native IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack and prefix delegation
24/7 observability via NetFlow, SNMP and synthetic probes
We maintain direct peering with major content and cloud networks to reduce transit costs and latency.
Local path optimization for CDN and security traffic
ActiveLow latency for Google Cloud and Workspace traffic
ActiveOptimized routing for Meta infrastructure
ActiveTurkey IX points and in-datacenter cross-connect
ActiveDDoS filtering, IX peering and upstream BGP sessions
Redundant core routers, dynamic routing and path optimization
Spine-leaf fabric, VLAN segmentation and tenant isolation
Rack switches, cross-connects and dedicated port allocation
A carrier-neutral datacenter allows customers to connect through multiple telecom providers instead of being locked to a single operator. At our Istanbul facility, on-net fiber access is available from all major carriers — keeping transit competitive, improving redundancy and letting you shape BGP policy around business goals.
Enterprise customers can announce their own ASN, use private VLANs or dedicated layer-2 circuits, and achieve consistent latency profiles in hybrid cloud scenarios. Our NOC proactively manages route changes, maintenance windows and capacity planning.
Our ~3.5 ms average RTT target across Turkey is supported by Cloudflare, Google and Meta peering, local IX connectivity and optimized BGP community policies. See our blog articles for deeper technical detail.