Romania built one of Europe's denser fibre footprints, the result of late-2000s greenfield buildouts that skipped legacy copper. The country has ranked consistently in the global top tier for fixed broadband speed for over a decade, with Bucharest at the centre of it. InterLAN-IX peaks above 250 Gbps daily across more than 130 networks, alongside two regional exchanges adding reach into the wider Balkans.
That density buys short paths into Sofia, Belgrade, Athens and Chisinau without a detour through Frankfurt.
Our hardware sits in Hyperion Towers, a Class A office complex in the Floreasca-Pipera tech corridor where most of the city's fibre routes terminate. Direct peering puts Romanian and Moldovan traffic onto InterLAN-IX, with Tier 1 international transit handling everything outside the exchange.