Kinx Inc.: KINX Bundang1 IDC

KINX Bundang1 IDC, located at 36 Jangmi-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, is one of KINX’s flagship carrier-neutral data centers. KINX (Korea Internet Neutral eXchange) is the only carrier-neutral IX operator in Korea, offering integrated Internet exchange, colocation, cloud, and CDN services from its data center platform. 

Strategically placed in the Seoul metropolitan / Gyeonggi region, Bundang1 benefits from proximity to major enterprise districts, low-latency links to Seoul, and connectivity to KINX’s broader IX and network fabric. 

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Nameplate power capacity: 7.0 MW 
• Redundant UPS: supports 2N and N+1 configurations
• Building dedicated fully to data center operations, supporting high-density racks, rotary or modular UPS systems, and exclusive usage per customer deployment 
• Cooling and environment control are standard for mission-critical IDC operations (though specific cooling kW or chillers are not publicly disclosed) 
• Operates a 24 × 7 NOC to monitor operations, environmental systems, and uptime metrics 

🔐 Security & Compliance

• ISO 27001 certified at Bundang1 IDC
• Mantraps, biometric access, keycard / smartcard controls, and multiple authentication layers in access control systems 
• 24/7 security personnel and video surveillance / CCTV coverage across critical zones
• Fire detection and suppression systems (redundant design) integrated into the infrastructure (though detailed public specs are limited) 

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• Fully carrier-neutral facility, enabling customers to select from multiple network providers and peer freely without being locked into a single operator 
• Interconnected with KINX’s IX and peering fabric: the data center supports IX, peering, transit, and interconnect services (via KINX’s network platform) 
• Multiple fiber entry / path diversity to avoid single points of failure (publicly described as dual power feeds and redundant pathways) 
• Colocation / hosting clients can leverage direct network access to cloud providers, inter-DC connectivity, and KINX’s CloudHub ecosystem

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprises, finance, media, gaming, and telecom operators requiring robust colocation in the Seoul / Gyeonggi region 
• Content delivery networks (CDNs), streaming providers, and digital media platforms benefiting from peering via KINX’s IX
• Cloud and SaaS providers seeking low-latency access into Korea and inter-DC connectivity
• Organizations needing hybrid / multi-cloud architectures with direct interconnect and network flexibility
• Businesses with security and compliance requirements, leveraging ISO 27001 certification and rigorous facility protections