Digris AG

Digris AG is tracked from public network records as an institution profile for BTW analyst review. The profile keeps infrastructure resources as evidence and does not promote them into BTW entities. published contact points are separated from person candidates so role mailboxes and teams cannot become people. The export is based on public sources only unless future evidence explicitly raises its validation status. Updates should follow newly published evidence.

Digris AG

Digris AG is a Swiss company that operates DAB+ digital radio broadcast infrastructure and holds autonomous system AS210983, providing an internet-routed presence that supports its broadcast services. Public evidence links the organisation to registry records, a corporate registration, and a PeeringDB network entry, though active prefix activity is not observed, limiting the visible operating surface.

Why It Matters

By operating DAB+ broadcast network infrastructure and an Internet-routed autonomous system, Digris AG can affect availability and distribution of radio broadcasting services and the supporting IP-connected operational environment used for network management, contribution, or related services.

What Public Sources Show

Digris AG operates Switzerland’s DAB+ digital radio broadcast infrastructure and holds autonomous system AS210983, making it a small but consequential node where over-the-air broadcast availability intersects with internet routing. An analyst tracking Swiss media resilience or digital broadcast dependencies cannot ignore the company’s public registry footprint, but the footprint is narrower than typical network profiles because active prefix information is absent from the current evidence.

Public records from the RIPE NCC’s RDAP service and the RIPE Database confirm that AS210983 is registered under the name DIGRIS-AG. RIPEstat mirrors that registry visibility. Independently, the Swiss commercial register (Zefix) confirms Digris AG is a legally registered company, and the company’s own website — digris.ch — describes it as a provider and operator of DAB+ digital radio services.

PeeringDB additionally carries a network entry for the organisation tied to AS210983, reinforcing the link between the company’s broadcast role and its internet-facing autonomous system.

The verifiable control surface consists of the RIPE-registered organisation and AS210983, the digris.ch web domain, and the Swiss corporate registration. Any actor that can alter these records — for instance, by updating the organisation handle, modifying the autonomous system’s registration, or changing the company’s legal filing — would change how the organisation appears in public intelligence.

Because no active BGP prefix announcements are currently observed in the evidence set, the visibility of Digris AG’s actual internet transit or peering footprint is limited to the fact of the ASN registration.

Digris AG’s DAB+ network carries local and regional broadcast channels; its autonomous system provides the IP connectivity needed for management, contribution links, and possibly other operational traffic. A disruption to AS210983’s routing, a reassignment of the ASN, or a stale registry record could therefore interrupt or misrepresent the network’s internet presence, indirectly affecting broadcast distribution and the operator’s ability to communicate with peers or service providers.

Watch for any modification to the RIPE Database entry for AS210983 or the parent organisation entity ORG-DA1193-RIPE. A newly announced or withdrawn IP prefix, visible through BGP monitoring or RIPEstat, would immediately change the assessment of the company’s operating surface. Similarly, substantive changes to the digris.ch website — such as altered service descriptions, published network maps, or new contact details — would provide fresh material for re‑evaluation.

A stale or lapsed Swiss commercial register entry would lower confidence that the company remains active under the observed name.

The absence of announced prefixes means the profile cannot describe actual internet transit, peering partners, or the exact facilities that house the broadcast equipment. Additionally, public sources do not confirm the precise operational relationship between the autonomous system and each broadcast transmitter site, nor do they expose named technical or executive leadership. As a result, the decision-making surface and internal network topology remain opaque.

Any future public documentation — such as interconnection agreements, facility lists, or staff biographies — would significantly strengthen or alter this baseline.

Operating Surface

Digris AG publicly presents itself as a DAB+ network operator in Switzerland. Public registry and BGP data link the company to AS210983, while company information pages describe operation of digital radio multiplex infrastructure for local and regional broadcasting.

Digris AG matters because it operates Switzerland's DAB+ broadcast infrastructure and an internet-routed autonomous system, meaning any change to its registry, routing, or corporate status can affect broadcast availability and the IP-connected management environment. Its profile is an early-warning asset for analysts tracking Swiss media infrastructure dependencies.

Watchpoints

Digris AG is a niche Swiss broadcast operator whose ASN registration provides a minimal but genuine infrastructure footprint. The absence of announced prefixes makes the profile a low-signal observation point; however, any prefix activity or registry alteration would immediately raise the organisation’s relevance to network monitoring. Strategically, it belongs in a watchlist of Swiss infrastructure operators that sit at the transport-media boundary.

Monitor RIPE Database updates for AS210983 and ORG-DA1193-RIPE; watch for any prefix announcement or withdrawal through BGP monitoring; track digris.ch content changes; check Zefix for lapsed registration.

No current active prefixes are known; the full list of broadcast transmission sites is not tied to the ASN; upstream ISPs and peering partners are not identified; no executive or technical contacts are named. Evidence that fills any of these gaps would materially change the profile’s confidence and operating surface.

Sources

• Registry RDAP / WHOIS record - public-source identity and registry context for Digris AG.
• Registry RDAP / WHOIS record - AS210983 is registered in the RIPE database with the name DIGRIS-AG.
• RIPE registry record - RIPEstat provides public routing and registry visibility for AS210983 associated with DIGRIS-AG.
• Operator website - Digris publicly describes itself as a provider/operator of DAB+ digital radio services in Switzerland.
• Internet registry record - The Swiss Zefix commercial registry lists Digris AG as a registered company in Switzerland.
• PeeringDB network profile - PeeringDB has a public network entry for Digris AG tied to AS210983.