MyIX network records new Internet traffic peak point at 412Gbps in May


Chairman Chiew Kok Chin says MyIX acts as a neutral peering network that advances the development of the local internet ecosystem. — MyIX

The Malaysia Internet Exchange (MyIX) network has recorded a new highest traffic peak point of 412Gbps (gigabits per second) in May 2019. In the previous year, the highest traffic peak point was 319Gbps.

The Internet traffic that traverses within the MyIX network is reflective of the country’s stage of Internet traffic and data consumption, claims MyIX. The association also added that Internet traffic on its network has increased over 70 times since 2009, when the highest recorded traffic peak point was 5.8Gbps.

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