Compare Vienna NDC2 and Vienna Interxion: latency, routing and test methodology. Our report covers 47 matched probe pairs across 16 European source selections on 17 September 2026. Results describe that sample; test your own routes before choosing a location.
EDIS Global's Austrian high performance multi 100 Gbps network, strategically located in Central Europe, offers unparalleled connectivity and low latency for customers worldwide. We have direct peerings with Google, Netflix, Twitch, TikTok, Yahoo, Cloudflare, Hetzner, local mobile carriers like A1, T-Mobile and Drei/Hutchinson as well as international telecoms such as Türk Telekom, Belgacom, Hurricane Electric, Deutsche Telekom, Serbia Broadband, Neotel, T2, Netix and many more.
EDIS Global's Austria VPS are connected to the AMS-IX, VIX, Peering.cz, Emirates Internet Exchange - EMIX Internet Exchange points (IX) and works with the following Transit Providers: GTT, Arelion (Telia, Twelve99), Core-Backbone, Voxility
The main panel shows the Speedtest CLI test from our Vienna NDC2 VPS platform to Alwyzon in Vienna (server ID 51547): 9,258.12 Mbps download, 7,907.83 Mbps upload, and 0.95 ms idle latency. Latency during download was 1.79 ms and during upload 6.34 ms. Idle jitter was 0.07 ms; packet loss was 0.0%. Both results were collected on 14 September 2026; the session timestamp recorded after testing was 07:17 UTC (09:17 CEST). Ookla identified the connection's ISP as EDIS GmbH.
View the Alwyzon / Vienna result.
An additional test from the same Vienna NDC2 platform to Evolushost in Vienna (server ID 70748) recorded 17,977.45 Mbps download, 7,641.61 Mbps upload, and 0.58 ms idle latency. Latency during download was 1.41 ms and during upload 4.08 ms. Idle jitter was 0.02 ms; packet loss was 0.0%. View the Evolushost / Vienna result.
These results represent the measured connections to those particular Speedtest servers at that time. They are not a guarantee of individual VPS throughput or latency to other destinations. Use the Vienna NDC2 Looking Glass to evaluate the route from your own network.