NYIIX Due Diligence

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United States · www.nyiix.net · 13 vendors

NYIIX is one of the largest neutral internet exchange points (IXPs) globally, established by Telehouse America. It provides a platform for networks, content providers, and enterprises to directly exchange internet traffic. This service aims to enhance network control, performance, speed, and reliability while reducing latency and costs for its members.

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1 service in catalogue across 1 category; runs on 13 sub-vendors.

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Last updated 2026-08-18 · revision 3

13 direct vendors, 143 subvendors

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Compliance

10 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

NIST Cybersecurity Framework — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.nyiix.net/privacy-policy/, https://www.nyiix.net/technical/

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.nyiix.net/, https://www.nyiix.net/privacy-policy/, https://www.nyiix.net/about-us/

COPPA — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.nyiix.net/privacy-policy/

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

NYIIX's financial resilience cannot be assessed directly because it is not an independent legal entity—it is a peering exchange service operated by Telehouse America, a private US subsidiary of KDDI Corporation (TSE: 9433), a major Japanese telecommunications group. No standalone financial statements are published for NYIIX, and KDDI does not segment out Telehouse or NYIIX in its consolidated IFRS reporting. Therefore, resilience must be inferred via the strength of the ultimate parent. KDDI is an investment-grade, multi-trillion-yen revenue telecom conglomerate, providing balance-sheet strength that far exceeds NYIIX's operational needs. NYIIX itself has operated continuously for 30 years (since 1996), maintains strong network effects as one of the oldest IXPs in the Americas, has a diversified metro footprint (NYC, LA, Philadelphia) in premier carrier-neutral facilities, and has recently invested in a technology refresh (400G Astron platform, Google VPP status). Offsetting these strengths are competitive pressures from larger commercial IXs (DE-CIX New York, Equinix Internet Exchange, LINX NoVA), structural commoditization of peering port pricing, hyperscaler bypass via private network interconnects, and strategic dependency on parent-level capital allocation decisions within a Japan-listed conglomerate where NYIIX is a small line item.

Key strengths: Deep-pocketed investment-grade parent (KDDI Corporation, TSE: 9433), 30-year continuous operational track record since 1996, Strong network effects as one of oldest IXPs in the Americas, Diversified metro footprint across NYC, LA, and Philadelphia, Presence in premier carrier-neutral facilities (60 Hudson, 111 8th Ave, One Wilshire), Recent technology refresh with 400G Astron platform, Google Verified Peering Provider partnership

Risk factors: Competitive pressure from larger IXs (DE-CIX New York, Equinix, LINX NoVA), Structural commoditization and downward pressure on peering port pricing, Hyperscaler bypass via private network interconnects and cache appliances, Strategic dependency on parent-level capital allocation within KDDI, Limited financial transparency for external stakeholders, No standalone financial disclosures available

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