Internet exchange made simple.

Published: April 18, 2026 | Read Time: 8 min | Author: FD-IX Team Music City is becoming one of the fastest-growing tech markets in the South. Now it is getting the internet exchange infrastructure to match. Table of Contents 1. Nashville's Infrastructure Moment 2. What Is FD-IX? 3. Why Nashville, Why Now? 4. Benefits of Local Peering in Nashville 5. FD-IX Services and Pricing 6. How to Connect 7. FD-IX on PeeringDB 8. What to Do Before the Nashville Node Goes Live Nashville has spe

Fixed-wireless ISPs operate on margins that reward efficiency. You've optimized tower placement, managed RF interference, and minimized truck rolls. But there's a line item on most WISP balance sheets that doesn't get the same scrutiny it deserves: IP transit. Transit is easy to take for granted. You sign with a provider, set up BGP, and traffic flows. The problem is that transit bills scale with every subscriber you add and every gigabyte they consume. As your network grows — as it should — th

Indianapolis doesn't always come up in conversations about internet infrastructure. New York, Chicago, Ashburn, Los Angeles — those are the cities people think of when they think about where the internet lives. They're not wrong, exactly. But they're missing something. Indianapolis sits at the center of one of the most fiber-dense corridors in the United States. Multiple long-haul fiber routes cross the region, four carrier-neutral data centers operate within a few miles of each other on the c