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QX.Net

About QX.Net

QX.Net is a US-based business Internet and communications provider headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky. Founded in 1997, the company delivers dedicated Internet connectivity (including dedicated wireless and dedicated wired Ethernet), SD-WAN, colocation, and web hosting / VPS / cloud services, positioning itself as Kentucky’s largest independent ISP prior to its acquisition. In 2024, QX.net was acquired by EarthLink and now operates as a branch of EarthLink Business, while continuing to market internet, voice, data center, and SD-WAN services under the QX.net brand.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

  1. QX.net states it operates a colocation data facility in the Vine Center Tower in downtown Lexington where clients can colocate servers.
  2. Facility count beyond the Vine Center Tower location: Not publicly listed.
  3. Uptime SLA / Tier rating: Not publicly listed.

Facility Design & Infrastructure:

  1. QX.net describes the colocation facility as highly secure and temperature controlled.
  2. The site claims the facility includes more power redundancy than any other colocation provider in Lexington (no specific redundancy topology published).
  3. Detailed power, cooling, certifications, and physical security specifications: Not publicly listed.

Service Portfolio Overview:

  1. Dedicated Internet connectivity (including dedicated wireless Ethernet and dedicated wired Ethernet).
  2. SD-WAN (bonding multiple circuits across carriers, dynamic QoS, failover, and security positioning).
  3. Colocation in downtown Lexington (packages ranging from a single 1U server to multiple racks).
  4. Web hosting plus VPS/Cloud service packages (quote-based), including Windows/Unix hosting positioning.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

  1. QX.net markets enterprise solutions positioned for “highest uptime available” (service positioning), but colocation uptime SLA is Not publicly listed.
  2. Published redundancy topology (e.g., N+1, 2N) and Tier classification: Not publicly listed.

Physical & Logical Security:

  1. Colocation is described as highly secure (no specific controls such as biometrics, mantraps, guards, or CCTV details published).
  2. Facility-level security control list: Not publicly listed.

Compliance & Standards:

  1. ISO certifications / SOC reporting / PCI attestations: Not publicly listed.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality:

  1. Carrier-neutral positioning for the colocation facility: Not publicly listed.

Network Capabilities:

  1. QX.net operates a public network as AS13776 (QX.Net) per PeeringDB.
  2. Dedicated wireless Ethernet connectivity options (2Mbps–1Gbps positioning) and dedicated wired Ethernet connections into QX.net’s network are described under business Internet access services.
  3. SD-WAN is published as a core product offering.

Connectivity Use Cases:

  1. Businesses needing dedicated Ethernet connectivity into a provider network (wired or wireless) for low-latency access.
  2. Multi-site organizations using SD-WAN to bond circuits across carriers and support failover and performance optimization.
  3. Organizations colocating servers in downtown Lexington and sizing deployments from single-server (1U) to multi-rack footprints.

💼 Who It Serves

  1. Businesses across Kentucky and the “Bluegrass State and region” (QX.net’s positioning) needing internet, voice, data center, and SD-WAN services.
  2. Enterprises requiring dedicated connectivity and higher-uptime networking configurations.