Sergipe · network infrastructure
The Sergipe snapshot records four facilities, all in Aracaju, and three network presences. IDC Wanhouse, PIX G8 Aracaju and Softdados Aracaju POP each hold one network, and PIX Emgetis holds none. No internet exchange is listed in Sergipe, so networks in the state meet each other outside it.
Colocation facilities
Buildings where networks put equipment. The network count is how many PeeringDB members list a presence there.
| Facility | City | Networks present |
|---|---|---|
| IDC Wanhouse | Aracaju | 1 |
| PIX G8 Aracaju | Aracaju | 1 |
| Softdados Aracaju POP | Aracaju | 1 |
| PIX Emgetis | Aracaju | 0 |
What a Sergipe IP address tells you
Aracaju holds every listed facility in Sergipe, and no other city in the state appears in the snapshot. Network presence is thin and evenly split. IDC Wanhouse, PIX G8 Aracaju and Softdados Aracaju POP each record one network, and PIX Emgetis records none, so four buildings carry three presences between them. No exchange operates in the state, which means networks in Aracaju that want to exchange traffic set up direct links or hand it to a carrier that takes it to an exchange in another state.
Sergipe's three fixed presences describe buildings rather than people, and mobile addressing works on different ground. Claro on AS22085, TIM on AS26615 and Vivo on AS26599 and AS27699 register their ranges to the office that filed them and route subscribers from several states through shared gateways. A device in Aracaju can therefore appear in a geolocation database as though it sits in another state. The state label on a mobile address tells you who runs the network, not where the user is.
The origin ASN on a prefix and the netname registered against it carry more information than a state field. The ASN names the network announcing the range, and the netname names the entity that filed it. For fixed infrastructure in Sergipe, the four Aracaju records are the only equipment this snapshot places in the state. Anything else geolocated to Sergipe rests on registration data alone.
Mobile carriers in Brazil
A mobile address anywhere in Sergipe 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
How many data centres are in Sergipe?
The snapshot lists four, all in Aracaju. IDC Wanhouse, PIX G8 Aracaju and Softdados Aracaju POP each record a single network, and PIX Emgetis records none, which gives three network presences across the state.
Is there an internet exchange in Sergipe?
No. The snapshot lists no exchange in Sergipe and counts no local exchange participants. Networks in Aracaju peer over private links or carry traffic to an exchange in another state, so paths between two Sergipe networks often leave the state and come back.
Can I get an IP address in Sergipe?
Placement follows the operator's address registration, not a customer's choice of state. A range reads as Sergipe when the network holding it filed an Aracaju address, and mobile ranges frequently geolocate to the gateway region instead of the subscriber's city.
Sources
- PeeringDB - facilities, network presence and exchange participants, snapshot 2026-09-07
- PROXIES.SX carrier and ASN registry - the operators routing mobile addresses in this country