NTT Data 400 Gbps Peering JINX
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Apr 20, 2026 · Last updated Apr 22, 2026
This network upgrade by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone — NTT Data at the Johannesburg Internet Exchange (JINX) is expected to improve performance, capacity, and reliability for businesses and consumers in South Africa, fostering growth in the digital economy. It signals South Africa's internet infrastructure operating at a level comparable to leading global markets, potentially attracting further investment in the region.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone — NTT Data has become the first network operator in Africa to establish active 400 Gbps peering at the Johannesburg Internet Exchange (JINX). This milestone significantly advances Nippon Telegraph and Telephone — NTT Data's network capability and the broader evolution of Africa's Internet peering ecosystem. The upgrade provides tangible benefits for local businesses in South Africa, including improved performance during peak demand, greater capacity for traffic growth, and enhanced reliability across digital services. The Johannesburg Internet Exchange (JINX), operated by INX-ZA (a division of the Internet Service Providers Association), is a cornerstone of the region's digital infrastructure. This strategic investment by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone — NTT Data supports the rapid growth of Africa's digital markets and strengthens high-performance connectivity.
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