WASHINGTON, April 27, 2015—Internet2 today announced that Larry Gallery of NYSERNet and Rob Semper of the Exploratorium are this year’s winners of theRichard Rose Award. The award honors K-20 educators or technologists who have made demonstrable impacts on the K-20 community by extending advanced networking, content and services to the broader education community. Gallery and Semper will receive their awards tomorrow at the Internet2 Global Summit, taking place in Washington, D.C. April 26-30.
ESnet's Mike Sinatra looks at how Science DMZ can solve -- and can't solve -- problems relating to network security
In her Tuesday Keynote Address, California Public Utilities Commissioner Catherine J. K. Sandoval Sandoval laid clear the ways in which the health of California itself relied on access to all public utilities, with particular attention of course paid to broadband.
AT&T Government/Education West Team Honored with CENIC’s 2015 Innovations In Networking Award as Corporate Partner
High-Performance Big-Science Pacific Research Platform Debuts at CENIC 2015 Annual Conference
High-Performance Big-Science Pacific Research Platform Debuts at CENIC 2015 Annual Conference
CENIC Honors ESnet's 100G SDN Testbed with 2015 Innovations in Networking Award
CENIC is pleased to inform California's research and education communities about the creation of a Cisco Systems purchasing discount to all CENIC public and private member institutions. This new discount program is now available to CENIC’s Charter Associate members, including the California K-12 system, California’s Community Colleges, the California State University, the University of California, California’s public libraries, and other private CENIC member institutions.
A list of the backbone and segment-specific network updates to CENIC's California Research & Education Network
The Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California (CENIC) announced the completion of a 100-Gigabits-per-second (Gbps) upgrade for the core backbone of the California Research & Education Network (CalREN), the 3,800-mile fiber-based advanced network currently serving the Golden State’s research and education communities, including the California K-12 System, California’s Community Colleges, the California State University, the University of California, and many private universities including Caltech, Stanford, and USC, as well as a rapidly growing list of other institutions.