City networkPoland PeeringDB snapshot 2026-09-07

Krakow · Poland

PeeringDB records one internet exchange in Krakow, Poland. CIX - Cracow Internet Exchange has 8 participants, while seven colocation facilities in the city hold 37 network presences between them. Interconnection here sits mostly in the buildings rather than on the exchange. A Krakow IP address shows where an operator registered a block, not where a device sits.

CountryPoland (PL)
Internet exchanges1
Exchange participants8
Colocation facilities7
Networks in those facilities37
Registry carriers peering herenone recorded

Internet exchanges in Krakow

An exchange is a shared switch where networks hand traffic to each other directly. Participant counts come from PeeringDB, where each network maintains its own record.

ExchangeParticipantsRegistry carriers peering
CIX KR
CIX - Cracow Internet Exchange
8none in the registry

Exchange records: PeeringDB.

Colocation facilities

Buildings where networks put equipment. The network count is how many PeeringDB members list a presence there, which shows where capacity in the city sits.

FacilityNetworks presentAddress
S-NET KRAKOW DATA CENTER KRDC-28Krolewska 57
Netia Data Center SOUL8Frassati-Gawrońskiej 3
Orange Polska // Kraków7ul. Rakowicka 51
Connected Krakow7Królewska 57
S-NET KRAKOW DATA CENTER KRDC-16J. Lea 114
WNET DC Krakow1Krolewska 65
Dabka Data Center0Płk. Dąbka 2

What a Krakow IP address tells you

CIX - Cracow Internet Exchange carries 8 participants, a small fabric beside what the city's colocation floors hold. Seven facilities record 37 network presences. S-NET KRAKOW DATA CENTER KRDC-2 and Netia Data Center SOUL have 8 networks each, Orange Polska // Kraków and Connected Krakow 7 apiece, S-NET KRAKOW DATA CENTER KRDC-1 6, WNET DC Krakow one and Dabka Data Center none. PeeringDB records no mobile ASN from Orange Polska, Play or T-Mobile Polska on the exchange, so their Krakow traffic reaches other networks somewhere the registry does not show.

An address that geolocates to Krakow need not be a device in Krakow. Orange Polska, Play and T-Mobile Polska hold their address blocks against a company registry record and announce them from AS5617, AS39603, AS201019 and AS12912 regardless of which cell a handset uses. Mobile traffic leaves through a small number of gateways, so subscribers far apart share one prefix. Geolocation databases copy the location the operator published for the block, which for a national carrier is usually an administrative address rather than a cell site.

Reading the origin ASN and the netname on the exact prefix says more than a city label. AS5617, AS12912, AS39603 and AS201019 mark Polish mobile networks, while an origin belonging to one of the 37 networks colocated in Krakow points at a hosted machine on a fixed line. The size of the registered block and the name of its holder narrow it further. PeeringDB records where networks connect to each other and never where a subscriber is sitting.

Mobile carriers in Poland

A mobile address in Krakow is routed by one of the country's operators. Each entry lists the operator's ASNs, so you can check which network an address belongs to.

Questions

Which internet exchanges are in Krakow?

PeeringDB lists one, CIX - Cracow Internet Exchange, with 8 participants. The city's seven colocation facilities hold more networks between them, 37 in total, so a network reachable in Krakow is more often in a building such as Netia Data Center SOUL than on the exchange itself.

Do Polish mobile carriers peer in Krakow?

Not on the exchange. PeeringDB records no mobile ASN from Orange Polska (AS5617), Play (AS39603, AS201019) or T-Mobile Polska (AS12912) at CIX - Cracow Internet Exchange. Orange Polska does run a Krakow facility carrying 7 networks, and private interconnection never appears in the registry.

Does an IP that geolocates to Krakow mean the device is there?

No. It means a database ties that address block to Krakow, usually because the operator published the location itself. A handset on a mobile prefix can be anywhere the carrier covers, since its traffic exits through a few gateways rather than locally.

Sources

Proxies in Poland
What the network offers in this country, and how city placement actually works.
Poland carrier registry
Operators, ASNs, network codes and announced prefixes.
Other cities in Poland