General statistics The FixedOrbit database includes thousands of networks, millions of paths, and billions of IP's that make up the Internet.
IP address control The value of any network is correlated to the number of direct users it has. A network of only two is nearly useless, whereas a network of many thousands or millions can be very powerful. Through tracking of the number of IP addresses any particular network controls, we get an idea of relative percentages of Internet traffic that a given network probably handles. IP address control is one factor in the calculation of the KNODES index. The Top Ten Networks Defined by IP Addressing Control
Peering The value of a given network on the Internet is also correlated the number of indirect users it has. Because the Internet is really a "network of networks", the value of any network will depend on the number and size of the networks with which it has peering arrangements. Peers add value to a network by providing access to the users on its own network, plus the access allowed through the other networks with which it peers. The top ten networks defined by number of peers
Countries The Internet is not just about one country or another, it's about the world. The following countries are the leaders in Internet infrastructure and network density. The top ten countries for Internet network density
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