XINON GmbH

XINON GmbH is an Austrian telecommunications and internet services provider headquartered in Studenzen (Styria), offering FTTH/FTTX connectivity, wholesale carrier services, and colocation/serverhousing. Founded in 2014 (per XINON’s company presentation), XINON operates a regional backbone and states it runs 3 data centers, with colocation delivered from two separate, redundantly interconnected sites in Graz and Raaba plus a backup site in Kalsdorf bei Graz. XINON also operates carrier ASNs used for service delivery and peering, including AS60587 (Xinon-Carrier) for IP Transit.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

1. XINON states it operates 3 data centers.
2. Colocation is marketed across Graz and Raaba (two separate locations, redundantly connected), with a backup location in Kalsdorf bei Graz.
3. A directory-ready street address is publicly available for a XINON facility via PeeringDB: XINON Graz, Neufeldweg 162, 8041 Graz, Austria.
4. Addresses for the Raaba site and Kalsdorf backup site: Not publicly listed.

Facility Design & Infrastructure:

XINON lists the following colocation “Eckdaten” (as published on its colocation page):

1. Certifications (listed): ISO 20000, ISO 27000, SAS 70
2. Power: 2 separate UPS power circuits per rack; “leistungsfähige Netzersatzanlage” (backup generator system)
3. Cooling: redundant air conditioning systems
4. Security/safety: alarm + video surveillance; early fire detection + suppression system; biometric access control 24/7
5. Operations: 24/7 NOC and SOC on-call readiness
6. Colocation form factors publicly shown: per-unit (Höheneinheiten / HE) examples and “up to multiple racks” (racks/cabinets/cages/suites not fully enumerated).

Service Portfolio Overview:

1. Colocation / Serverhousing (customer equipment hosted in XINON sites; connectivity options include dedicated internet up to 10 Gbit/s and MPLS terminations).
2. IP Transit / BGP Connect for enterprises and service providers, provided via AS60587 (Xinon-Carrier) with handoff possible in 40+ POPs (as stated).
3. Carrier services (wholesale transport): Layer-2 “Carrier Line” (P2P / P2MP), wavelength services (CWDM/DWDM), and dark fiber.
4. Site interconnect / WAN services: MPLS direct connections, Layer-2 Etherlink connections, and Managed VPN solutions.
5. Business internet access (fiber and xDSL business offerings are listed in the Business navigation).
6. IP telephony / virtual PBX (XFon) (hosted PBX offering marketed by XINON).
7. Webhosting and email (hosting services operated on XINON’s own server environment; customer self-management via “Webadmin Pro” is described).

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

1. XINON’s colocation page lists redundant UPS power circuits per rack, backup power (generator system), and redundant cooling systems.

Physical & Logical Security:

1. XINON lists alarm and video surveillance, early fire detection + suppression, and 24/7 biometric access control for colocation.
2. Security controls such as staffed guards, mantraps, or specific visitor procedures: Not publicly listed.

Compliance & Standards:

1. XINON publicly lists (for colocation): ISO 20000, ISO 27000, SAS 70.
2. SOC 1 / SOC 2 reports, PCI DSS, ISO 27001 (explicitly as ISO/IEC 27001), etc.: Not publicly listed as specific, auditable certifications on the pages reviewed (beyond the ISO 27000 family reference above).

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality:

1. XINON’s colocation page states carrier-neutral operation is possible (“Carrierneutraler Betrieb möglich”).

Network Capabilities:

1. XINON states its network includes 40+ POP locations, 100G Juniper Core, and national/international peerings supporting services such as Internet Access and MPLS.
2. IP Transit / BGP: provided via AS60587, with redundant routing core and redundant BGP sessions (as stated).
3. Wholesale transport: Layer-2 carrier line up to 10 Gbit/s; wavelengths supporting 1G/10G/40G/100G; dark fiber (fiber types listed).
4. MPLS / site networking: MPLS P2P, L2 Etherlink, and Managed VPN.
5. Peering / exchange presence: PeeringDB lists XINON’s network (AS50719) and exchange presence at GraX (Grazer Internet eXchange), and a facility record for XINON Graz.

Connectivity Use Cases:

1. ISPs/large businesses needing BGP-based IP transit with regional POP handoff and backbone transport.
2. Enterprises building site-to-site connectivity using MPLS direct links, L2 Etherlink, or managed VPN.
3. Customers needing colocation with carrier options, including dedicated internet connectivity and MPLS terminations.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Residential and business customers needing FTTH/xDSL internet and telephony services (portfolio positioning across Privat/Business).
2. Enterprises and service providers needing IP transit, transport services, and connectivity products (carrier services + IP transit pages).
3. Organizations hosting equipment in Styria-area data center locations (Graz/Raaba with backup in Kalsdorf).