Nuremberg, September 28, 2026 – Core-Backbone GmbH continues to expand its international peering presence and is now connected with a 100G port at the London Access Point (LONAP). By joining this IXP, the company further enhances its peering ecosystem and creates additional opportunities for efficient data exchange with networks across the United Kingdom and beyond.
In addition, Core-Backbone has expanded its reach with another 100G port at the Thinx Poland Internet Exchange (TPIX). This connection enhances connectivity to networks in Poland and Eastern Europe, opening up further opportunities for high-performance and direct data exchange.
The new connections at LONAP and TPIX strengthen Core-Backbone’s international network infrastructure, enabling optimized traffic routing and even better connectivity for customers and partners.
“London is one of the most important Internet hubs in the world. Our presence at LONAP further expands our global reach and lays the foundation for new peering partnerships”, says Ulrich Köhler, Head of Network & IT Operations at Core-Backbone. Andreas Götz, Head of Sales and Marketing, adds: “Every new peering connection strengthens the quality of our network. Our customers benefit from optimized routing, lower latency, and even more reliable performance. With our connections to LONAP and TPIX, we are creating additional capacity and further improving the quality of our international connectivity”.
Core-Backbone looks forward to working closely with the LONAP and TPIX communities and continuing to expand its international backbone network.
