The new activity center is now part of MDC Marketplace platform. This dedicated dashboard acts as a powerful visualization tool displaying data- driven insights, and recent updates so you accelerate your decision making process. The…
At MDC, we continually promote collaboration in the industry as we believe in the benefits of creating an equitable space that reinforces progress together with our clients. Therefore, we stimulate an essential factor: neutrality, creating…
Updated November 30th, 2020 In recent months the MEX-IX has reached record traffic peaks, peaking at 130Gbps in November. Previously the MEX-IX had broken a record with 60.18G peak traffic recorded last August. In October…
The MDC Portal is a self-management platform that provides quick access to our Network Operations Center’s services, your inventory, and other critical information in real-time. It makes it easy to order new cross-connections, on-site support,…
MDC Data Centers and the MEX-IX have begun the work to join the MANRS IXP program to promote better routing security. MANRS presents a set of routing security measures to address the unique needs and…
Now, more than ever, the internet serves as the backbone of our society, but it still faces certain risks that can result in major disruption in communication, great financial loss, or even ruin the reputation…
The peering world can be very exciting and if you’re just getting started we would like to review some of the basics. So let’s begin by defining what peering is: Peering is when two or…
McAllen, the official south pole of Texas, is home to the MEX-IX, an internet exchange point (IXP) on the border established and operated by MDC Data Centers to enable international carriers and content providers to…
The MEX-IX is an Internet exchange platform located in our data center in McAllen, Texas, where the largest concentration of Mexican networks are gathered. The MEX-IX is also the first IXP to focus on establishing…
Colocating on the border in cities like El Paso is essential for networks that want to service the Mexican market successfully. The network infrastructure in Mexico splits traffic into two segments, routing the North through…
