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Hypergiants

A handful of cloud and content operators — Google, Amazon, Cloudflare, Microsoft, Meta and a few others — announce a strikingly large share of the routed Internet. Each runs many autonomous systems across many countries, so summing across an operator's ASNs gives a truer picture of its footprint than any single AS. The figures below aggregate routed IPv4 and IPv6 from CAIDA RouteViews BGP data.

Operators tracked
11
40 autonomous systems
Combined IPv4
466.7M
11.8% of routed IPv4
Largest operator
Amazon
233.5M IPv4 addresses
Routed IPv4 (total)
4B
all networks, worldwide

Operators by IPv4 announced

Routed IPv4 address space summed across each operator's autonomous systems.

Operator footprint

Routed totals per operator, with the IPv4 share of all routed address space and the member ASNs each operator runs.

OperatorIPv4% routedIPv6 /48PrefixesASNsCountriesMember ASNs
Amazon233.5M5.89%64.7M22,81744
Microsoft67.3M1.70%9.4M1,95751
Google52.4M1.32%2.6M5,28083
Apple44.7M1.13%267.7K2,02521
Alibaba30.8M0.78%72.5M2,20932
Akamai20.3M0.51%17.1M7,75852
Tencent14.6M0.37%93.5K3,30231
Cloudflare1.6M<0.05%1.5M5,60231
Fastly619.9K<0.05%188.8K1,73811
Meta/Facebook551.2K<0.05%90.8K65431
Netflix239.6K<0.05%193.2K52231

Operator groupings are curated and approximate; an operator's real footprint can shift as it acquires or retires ASNs. Percentages are of all routed IPv4 address space.