The biggest internet network in Europe can be found beneath the city of Amsterdam. The Amsterdam Internet Exchange – AMS-IX for short – can even lay claim to being the most popular internet hub in the world, in terms of the number of companies linked up to it. Microsoft, KPN, Google and Facebook are among its customers. The secrets of its success are independence and innovation.
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