As part of our continuous site evaluation and optimisation, IAA has taken the decision to cease SA-IX services from ADAM DC in South Australia. While we are sad to see any site go, with multi-year stagnant growth and improvements to
Members, please remember our end-of-year embargo period is nearing. It runs from Friday 23 December 2022 to Sunday 8 January 2023 (inclusive). During this time we will not be provisioning any new services or changing existing services. Rest assured, support
We achieved an aggregate peak data flow of over 500 Gbps across NSW-IX. This occurred on Wednesday 16 November when Call of Duty: Warzone 2 was released on Steam – the game data was served to members from our Steam
We have completed deployment of our local (non-authoritative) Internet Route Registry (IRR) mirror, which has already yielded some impressive benefits for members. Route server configuration generation and update times have been cut from approximately 15 minutes to approximately one minute.
We successfully completed power remediation works at QV1 on 18 October, following several power disruptions to the facility in recent months. Over what seemed like a never–ending night we installed a new UPS with better monitoring, a new automatic transfer
Members, please remember our end-of-year embargo period is nearing. It runs from Friday 23 December 2022 to Sunday 8 January 2023 (inclusive). During this time we will not be provisioning any new services or changing existing services. Rest assured, support
This month, we welcomed Mark Evans, IAA’s newest Developer. Previously working as a freelance developer for several years before joining IAA, his experience has been split between general business web apps and decentralised blockchain apps in the financial space. Prior
T’was the night before launch, when all through the stage, Not one bug was stirring, lest it set off Nick’s rage. The pages were ready, the code was well set, With hopes for success; we’d no time to fret. On
The Internet Association of Australia (IAA), the operator of IX Australia, has announced today plans to upgrade its NSW internet exchange point NSW-IX to a 400Gbps core using Arista switching equipment. Like most internet platforms, the pandemic has seen IAA’s
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