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April 28-May 1, Anaheim, Calif.
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How the R&E Community Supports OFCnet Innovations
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Cloud
Catching Up on the Cloud: Spring 2025
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InCommon
Report: Solutions to Simplify Teaching & Learning
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Learn How to Create Your Own AI Strategy on Your Campus
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Internet2 and Cisco Push Coherent Optics Farther
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We are better together! See how we showcase our community’s many contributions to R&E.
Get Set for Internet2 Events
We look forward to seeing you at Internet2 2025 Community Exchange (opens in a new window) on April 28-May 1 in Anaheim, Calif.
— Get a ‘Sneak Peek‘ at all the great programming!
Security Track a ‘Critical Topic’ at CommEX25
Drew Sidel helped develop the Security Concerns, Collaborations, and Solutions track that brings practical solutions and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
— Learn more about the track
— Watch the video featuring Drew! (opens in a new window)
Celebrate perfSONAR’s Global Reach
For 20 years, perfSONAR (opens in a new window) has enabled researchers and network operators to measure and troubleshoot performance across diverse network environments.
— Read the announcement
— Video: Learn about perfSONAR (opens in a new window)
Why Internet2?
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Seamless connectivity across the world would be nearly impossible without the community-owned and operated cyberinfrastructure through Internet2.