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“EVALSO runs and exists because other infrastructures exist and those are REUNA, RedCLARA and GÉANT”.
June 10th: RedCLARA’s birthday
ExpiredSix years ago, as a result of ALICE project, the representatives of 13 Latin American countries signed the Constitutive Act, which officially signed the founding of the Latin American Advanced Networking Corporation, a non for profit organization dedicated to scientific development through advanced telecommunications networking for research, innovation and education.
Continuing with the series of the views of regional research and education network leaders on the role of research and education networks and the importance of global collaboration, here we introduce the voice of the U.S. network: Internet2.
En el marco del Día Mundial de IPv6, realizado el 6 de junio, RedCLARA habilitó en su sitio de forma definitiva la versión 6 del Protocolo de Internet.
The Asia Pacific Advanced Network, APAN connects the research and education networks of Asia and Oceania to each other and to other research networks around the world. APAN coordinates developments and interactions among its members, and with peer international organisations, in both network technology and applications, and is a key driver in promoting and facilitating network-enabled research collaboration; knowledge discovery; telehealth; and natural disaster mitigation. In this interview the Interim General Manager of APAN, George McLaughlin, presents his view of regional research and education network and the importance of global collaboration.
June 6th | World IPv6 Launch
ExpiredJune will be IPv6 month. June the 6th has been chosen as “World IPv6 Launch Day”, an event for the final switch to the new Internet protocol. After the success of the test conducted in 2011 with World IPv6 Day during which the IPv6 protocol was tested during twenty-four hours, this year the most important Internet companies and organizations will begin permanently enabling the new protocol on their websites on 6 June.