After an audit of network traffic, Apple requested direct local exchange with T BROS. Traffic between AS714 (Apple) and AS42295 (T BROS) was rated as "heavy" and "bi-directional" and Apple's network engineers requested 4 private IPv4 and IPv6 sessions in AMS-IX, where both companies have presence.

Following its international connectivity development plan, our company become member of one of the largest Internet exchanges in Europe - AMS-IX.
AMS-IX is a neutral member-based association that operates multiple interconnection platforms around the world. Our leading platform in Amsterdam has been playing a crucial role at the core of the internet for more than 25 years and is one of the largest hubs for internet traffic in the world. Connecting to AMS-IX ensures customers such as internet service providers, telecom companies and cloud providers that their global IP traffic is routed in an efficient, fast, secure, stable and cost-effective way. This allows them to offer low latency and engaging online experiences for end-users.

Our company has compleated connection process of peering with world content delivery network leader - CloudFlare.