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Open-IX Standard Allows Non-Profits and IX Community Members OIX Certifications at No Cost
JANUARY 22, 2018 (NEW YORK)– Open-IX, a 501(c)(6) non-profit industry association formed to promote better standards for data center interconnection and internet exchanges, today announces a newly ratified standard enabling non-profit organizations and internet exchange community members to achieve Open-IX (OIX) certificationat no cost. Identical to the costed version, the standard was approved in December 2018 and ratified by the newly elected board. This step marks another significant milestone in the history of Open-IX, making clear their commitment to open, transparent, bottom-up, and ongoing community involvement. This no-cost option removes administrative and financial roadblocks to any certified non-profit or community member interested. Open-IX encourages the proliferation of internet interconnection to create a more resilient and efficient global internet infrastructure and is confident the opportunity will bring significant adoption. “We are proud to announce this new standard,” commented Rob DeVita, Executive Director. “We believe it will enable significant growth for OIX certified entities moving forward. We thank the community as a whole for bringing this idea to us and we are delighted to enact it so early in our tenure.” The new board members, added at the November 2018 Annual General Meeting, take this first step in their commitment to the growth and expansion of Open-IX, and to building a standards framework that works for the entire internet community. The New Board of Directors Robert DeVita, Executive Director and Secretary (Mejeticks) Aaron Hughes, Chairman (6connect, Inc.) Eli Scher, Vice Chairman (New Continuum Holdings Corporation) Corey J. Gallon, Treasurer (PricewaterhouseCoopers) Sagi Brody, Director (Webair) Matt Griswold, Director (United IX) Arnold Nipper, Director (DE-CIX) Organized and operated by volunteers from across the internet, the Open-IX Association is dedicated to increasing the reliability, resiliency and competitiveness of massive-scale interconnection for all. To learn more about Open-IX, visit www.open-ix.org. ### About Open-IX The Open-IX Association (OIX) is an internet community effort to improve the landscape of internet peering and massive-scale interconnection. OIX encourages the development of neutral and distributed internet exchanges, while promoting uniform standards of performance for interconnections backed by the internet community. The Association aims to promote common and uniform specifications for data transfer and physical connectivity, and improve overall internet performance by developing criteria and methods of measurement to reduce the complexity that restricts massive-scale interconnection in fragmented markets. More information about OIX can be found by visiting www.open-ix.org. MEDIA CONTACT: iMiller Public Relations +1 (866) 307-2510 pr@imillerpr.com -
2018 Open-IX Association Annual General Meeting Livestream
On Friday Nov 2nd Open-IX held our 2018 Annual General Meeting in New York City. Click here to view the recording of the Livestream of the entire meeting. Presentation: Open-IX Association General Annual Meeting 2018 Presentation Eli Scher, Chairman, Open-IX Association Download Re-Defining Core and Access: A New, Two-Tier Network Model Chris Grundemann; Principal Architect, Myriad, President, IX-Denver Download NYC Metro - Internet Infrastructure Updates & Trends Christian Koch, Director, Network Strategy, PILOT, President, NYNOG Automation: Then and Now Matt Griswold, 20C, CTO, United IX Download -
Open-IX Achieves ANSI Accreditation by the American National Standards Institute
August 21, 2018 (NEW YORK) – Open-IX, a 501(c)(6) non-profit industry association formed to promote better standards for data center interconnection and internet exchanges, has received recognition as an ANSI Accredited Standards Developer (ASD) by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) effective August 1, 2018. ANSI coordinates, facilitates and promotes the development of voluntary consensus standards that are relied upon by the industry, government agencies and consumers across the United States and around the world. As a non-profit, member-based organization, Open-IX encourages the proliferation of internet interconnection through the development, implementation and certification of technical and operating standards. Becoming an ANSI Accredited Association, Open-IX joins nearly 250 ANSI-Accredited Standards Developers engaged in the creation and maintenance of voluntary consensus standards. Across nearly every industry sector, standards developers are recognized experts in their fields; they review and populate standards openly and cooperatively to enhance the U.S. quality of life and improve the competitiveness of businesses operating in the global marketplace. “Achieving ANSI accreditation is a major milestone for Open-IX. We are constantly seeking ways to further our stated mission, while benefiting our certified entities and the broader internet community,” comments Eli D. Scher, Chairman of Open-IX. “Accreditation is the first step in getting Open-IX internet and data center standards recognized in the official register for American National Standards, allowing us to enhance our guidelines, while providing increased value and insights to our various constituencies.” Organized and operated by volunteers from the internet, the Open-IX Association is dedicated to increasing the reliability, resiliency and competitiveness of massive-scale interconnection for all. To learn more about Open-IX, visit www.open-ix.org. ### About Open-IX The Open-IX Association (OIX) is an internet community effort to improve the landscape of internet peering and massive-scale interconnection. OIX encourages the development of neutral and distributed internet exchanges, while promoting uniform standards of performance for interconnections backed by the internet community. The Association aims to promote common and uniform specifications for data transfer and physical connectivity, and improve overall internet performance by developing criteria and methods of measurement to reduce the complexity that restricts massive-scale interconnection in fragmented markets. More information about OIX can be found by visiting www.open-ix.org. MEDIA CONTACT: iMiller Public Relations +1 (866) 307-2510 pr@imillerpr.com
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