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Who is Voxility?
Voxility is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider that delivers wholesale internet connectivity, colocation, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection services for network operators, cloud platforms, and enterprise customers.
- Global IaaS platform with data center presence in major internet hubs and carrier-neutral facilities
- Wholesale IP transit and internet connectivity services for ISPs, hosting providers, and enterprises (networking)
- Layer 3–7 DDoS mitigation and traffic scrubbing delivered at the network edge (security)
- Colocation services with access to multiple tier 1 carriers and internet exchanges (data center infrastructure)
- Dedicated servers and infrastructure leasing with integrated network and security options (compute and hosting)
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More About Voxility
Voxility operates as an IaaS provider focused on wholesale and high-capacity internet infrastructure for carriers, hosting providers, content platforms, and enterprises. Its services are typically integrated at the network and data center layers, giving technical teams control over connectivity, routing, and security policies. Organizations use Voxility to deploy or extend network edge presence in carrier-neutral facilities, interconnect with upstream providers and peers, and host latency-sensitive workloads on dedicated hardware with direct access to IP transit and DDoS mitigation.
The company’s networking portfolio (networking) is centered on IP transit and BGP-based connectivity delivered through a global backbone and Points of Presence (PoP) in major colocation hubs. Customers commonly peer with Voxility using Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), advertise their prefixes, and consume high-throughput bandwidth for eyeball networks, hosting platforms, or content delivery. Integration with internet exchanges and tier 1 carriers enables multihoming and Traffic Engineering (TE), allowing network operators to optimize routes, manage capacity, and implement redundancy across multiple upstream paths.
On the security side, Voxility provides DDoS protection services (security) targeting volumetric, protocol, and application-layer attacks. Traffic is routed through scrubbing infrastructure where filtering policies are applied using techniques such as traffic profiling, anomaly detection, rate limiting, and access control at layers 3 through 7. Clean traffic is then forwarded to customer infrastructure over Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) tunnels or direct connections, depending on the deployment. This model aligns with common DDoS mitigation architectures where upstream capacity and scrubbing resources are used to absorb and filter attacks before they reach customer networks or servers.
Voxility’s colocation and dedicated server offerings (data center infrastructure, compute and hosting) are typically used for hosting network edge infrastructure, content platforms, and enterprise workloads that require direct integration with transit and protection services. In carrier-neutral facilities, customers can deploy routers, firewalls, and servers, and then cross-connect to Voxility’s network as well as other carriers or partners. Dedicated servers leased from Voxility can be combined with its IP transit and DDoS protection, forming a bundle where compute, connectivity, and security are delivered from a single provider.
Within an enterprise and service provider directory, Voxility fits into categories such as IP transit and carrier services (networking), DDoS mitigation (security), colocation and data center services (data center infrastructure), and bare metal or dedicated server hosting (compute and hosting). Its portfolio is oriented toward organizations that manage their own network stacks, require control at the routing and protocol level, and seek to integrate connectivity, hosting, and DDoS mitigation within a unified infrastructure environment.
Our description of Voxility. Updated December 2025.
