CoreSite Miami and Virginia Data Centers Welcome New Community IX Internet Exchanges
Internet Exchange Provider Establishes FL-IX and CIX-NoVA Internet Exchanges in CoreSite Facilities, Expanding Reach in Southeastern U.S. Markets
DENVER–(BUSINESS WIRE)–CoreSite, an American Tower company (NYSE: AMT) empowering critical business and AI workloads that impact everyday life through interconnected data center solutions, today announced Community IX, the largest member-run Internet Exchange Provider on the East Coast of the U.S., will establish its Florida Internet Exchange (FL-IX) and Northern Virginia Internet Exchange (CIX-NoVA) in the data center operator’s Miami (MI1) and Northern Virginia (VA1) facilities to provide efficient, ubiquitous and transparent Internet exchange services. The presence of FL-IX and CIX-NoVA in strategic CoreSite facilities will expand interconnection capabilities for Community IX members in these high-impact regions that enable Internet service providers (ISPs), content providers and enterprises to quickly, cost effectively and easily exchange IP traffic.
CoreSite’s colocation services support Community IX’s exchanges to significantly enhance internet infrastructure to potentially lower connectivity costs and improve network performance for businesses, consumers and government agencies. With shared customers, the CoreSite-Community IX collaboration creates a robust connectivity ecosystem, allowing businesses and providers to achieve low-latency, reliable connections via a cross connect. The inclusion of FL-IX and CIX-NoVA in CoreSite’s facilities highlights the companies’ shared commitment to delivering high-performing connections across the Southeastern U.S.
CIX-NoVA was launched in August 2025 and marks Community IX’s first presence in Northern Virginia, the world’s largest data center and connectivity market. Service is initially being offered through data centers in Ashburn and Reston. FL-IX serves Southern Florida and is Florida’s largest peering exchange. Both exchanges offer market-leading port pricing for 10G and 100G port speeds in all data center locations, with 400G available in all CIX-NoVA locations and select FL-IX locations.
The leading-edge platforms expand CoreSite’s existing relationship with Community IX as the internet exchange provider also operates its Atlanta Internet Exchange (CIX-ATL) in CoreSite’s Atlanta (AT1) facility, providing the same high level of IP traffic exchange in metro Atlanta since 2020.
Randy Epstein, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Community IX, said:
Community IX is committed to improving the quality of interconnection between networks and delivering a cost-effective, community-driven service to our members,
“CoreSite’s trusted infrastructure and expansive customer ecosystem create a strong foundation for our exchange services and support our non-profit approach. This collaboration helps us to provide low-cost, highest quality network interconnections that power businesses and optimize performance.”
With internet exchange points deployed in MI1 and VA1, Community IX also gains access to other critical interconnection points, including the NAP of Americas through MI1 and Equinix 41715 Filigree through VA1. CoreSite’s inter-site connectivity also extends access to a broader data center ecosystem, allowing customers that utilize FL-IX and CIX-NoVA via VA1 and MI1 to connect with CoreSite’s other data center environments in Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Miami.
Chris Malayter, VP of Networking and Interconnection at CoreSite, said:
CoreSite values partners like Community IX that provide platforms that connect organizations and help build dynamic ecosystems that empower today’s businesses,
“Our interconnected, reliable facilities ensure the speed and stability of connections that enable businesses to thrive in a fast-paced, modern business landscape.”
With the addition of FL-IX and CIX-NoVA in CoreSite’s MI1 and VA1 facilities, Community IX offers 25+ sites in the Southern Florida, Northern Virginia and Atlanta markets, supporting 225+ connected networks with 35Tbps+ of connected capacity.
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