Pacific Wave today announced its successful partnership with FLAG, one of the world’s largest privately owned subsea cable networks, for new capacity on the state-of-the-art Echo subsea cable system.
California’s libraries are not just places to borrow books; they are community hubs, educational anchors, and gateways to opportunity. The next decade depends on bold goals and continued investments in our libraries to ensure they remain that way.
SDSU's 800G connection to CalREN—the first native 800 Gigabit per second (Gbps) connection to a high-performance research and education network—is now active, and CENIC anticipates further interest from other member institutions.
CENIC is delighted to announce Dr. Samuel Sudhakar as our next CENIC Board Chair, succeeding the current Chair, Sylive Cosgrove, as of 15 February 2024.
CENIC has completed a major step forward toward a more efficiently managed and automated high-capacity backbone and greatly improved its service provisioning and network maintenance response and diagnosis.
Pacific Wave infrastructure will be supporting numerous Network Research Exhibitions (NREs) at SC24 showcasing methods to improve and accelerate international scientific discovery, collaboration, and analysis.
Learn about network innovations, member success stories, collaboration opportunities, backbone and circuit upgrades for every segment, and more in the CENIC 2022-24 Community Report.
CENIC now offers direct connections to AWS Direct Connect and Oracle FastConnect through the California Research and Education Network (CalREN) at its Los Angeles and San Jose backbone node sites.
SDSC at UCSD and CENIC have developed a prescient AI education infrastructure called CENIC AIR for K-12 education, public libraries, community colleges, the CSU and the UC campus systems.
Pacific Wave is pleased to support the NSF-funded FABRIC Terabit testbed with high-bandwidth connections ranging from 100 to 400 Gbps in Los Angeles and Seattle.