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The Westin Building Exchange is the third largest carrier hotel in the country. Located on 6th Avenue in downtown Seattle’s Denny Triangle, the Westin Building Exchange (WBX) offers high availability (up to five nines), over 250 carriers and service providers, and nearly 40,000 cross connects. In addition, WBX is home to the Seattle Internet Exchange, an independent peering point that boasts over 200 routers.
Through extensive fiber and copper meet-me rooms, the Westin Building affords neutral connectivity points to Asian, Canadian, European
and American network service providers, carriers, and ISPs. It also provides access to numerous other networks via the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) and the Pacific Northwest Gigapop (PNWGP).
NetActuate maintains a robust footprint in this critical market with 21 data centers across the United States and Canada.
Seattle is a key West Coast network hub with strong fiber routes and submarine cable landings to Asia. It offers low-latency access to U.S. and international markets, making it ideal for cloud, CDN, and enterprise workloads.
Seattle has a temperate climate and is largely free from hurricanes, tornadoes, or extreme heat. While earthquakes are a possibility, data centers are built to high seismic standards with redundant systems.
Yes. Washington is home to over 60 data centers, with Seattle as the primary location. It’s favored for its connectivity, access to hydroelectric power, and proximity to major tech companies.
At NetActuate, BGP Anycast groups are a unique combination of routing policies, transit providers, DDoS mitigation, prefixes, and resources like BGP sessions attached to them. Each group has its own unique controls, includes all dedicated resources/features mentioned here, and is billed independently.
You can go to our resource site at anycast.com to learn more about BGP Anycast and use cases.
Yes. We offer LOAs, policy tools, and automation support so you can mix and match resources across platforms.
Our platform powers mission-critical workloads for some of the largest DNS and cybersecurity companies. It's ideal for both testing and full production.
No. You can let us handle BGP for you and use the platform through our portal and APIs.
Absolutely. Our platform supports BYOIP, custom ASN announcements, and origin rewriting so that your service appears globally unified without managing complex routing.
In most cases, a new node can be deployed within minutes via our API or portal, with BGP sessions and IP assignments ready to announce.
Yes, dual-stack support is included. Every deployment fully supports IPv4 and IPv6 without additional configuration.
We include up to 1 Tbps of mitigation capacity with multi-provider integration and custom policies at no additional cost.
Yes. You can use BGP communities and tags to manage where your traffic originates from and maintain regional control.
Our 24x7x365 NOC monitors your routes, responds to alerts, follows your SOP/MOP, and communicates directly with your team via Slack or ticketing.
Reach out to learn how our global platform can power your next deployment. Fast, secure, and built for scale.
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