Core Upstream Peering: Directly connects with leading AS networks such as AS1299 (Arelion/Telia), AS174 (Cogent), AS3356 (Lumen), and AS6461 (Zayo), ensuring optimal route diversity and redundancy.
Global Reach: Enhanced connectivity with prominent global players like AS6939 (Hurricane Electric), AS6762 (Sparkle), AS701 (Verizon), and AS1273 (Vodafone), providing seamless access to international destinations.
Resilient Network Design: The multi-layered peering structure enhances redundancy, minimizes potential downtime, and optimizes traffic flow for superior network performance.
This robust network architecture allows the EDIS Global Denmark location to deliver a high-quality experience for enterprises, content providers, and customers relying on low-latency, high-performance global connectivity.
Speedtest CLI measurements from the Copenhagen platform on 24 September 2026. ISP: M247 Europe. The main panel shows Telenor Denmark, with Hiper as a comparison. The system timestamp 19:21:37 UTC was recorded after the Telenor test and before the Hiper test.
Telenor Denmark — Søborg (server ID 22910): download: 12,064.34 Mbps; upload: 1,468.79 Mbps; idle latency: 2.57 ms. Latency during download: 12.45 ms (jitter: 32.30 ms; maximum: 434.33 ms); during upload: 2.29 ms (jitter: 11.42 ms; maximum: 421.42 ms). Idle jitter: 0.06 ms. Packet loss: 0.8%.
Result: Telenor Denmark — Søborg
Hiper — Copenhagen (server ID 14014): download: 12,589.01 Mbps; upload: 1,279.17 Mbps; idle latency: 1.10 ms. Latency during download: 7.38 ms (jitter: 5.97 ms; maximum: 225.99 ms); during upload: 1.76 ms (jitter: 3.43 ms; maximum: 211.94 ms). Idle jitter: 0.15 ms. Packet loss: 0.6%.
Result: Hiper — Copenhagen
The result represents the measured connection to that particular Speedtest server at that time. It is not a guarantee of individual VPS throughput or latency to other destinations. Use the Copenhagen Looking Glass to evaluate the route from your own network.