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GÉANT- a Solution for Tomorrow

The 2002 conference highlighted GÉANT as the cornerstone of the European research infrastructure, emphasizing its key role in providing essential services to the R&D community. With a focus on high-demand projects like GRID computing, the discussions also addressed ongoing technical collaborations, including recent dialogues with radio astronomers. The SERENATE initiative aims to prepare for future challenges, notably the achievement of an IPv6 land speed record. The competitive demonstration showcased unprecedented speeds over a 14,800 km route, surpassing previous records for both IPv4 and IPv6.

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GÉANT- a Solution for Tomorrow

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  1. GÉANT- a Solution for Tomorrow European Research 2002 Brussels, 13.11.2002 Tomaž Kalin DANTE

  2. Contribution to ERA • GÉANT the basic infrastructure • Continuing to provide basic service to R&D community • Catering for projects with very high requirements, GRID • Last week technical discussions with the radio astronomers • SERENATE - a look into the future to be ready for new challenges

  3. Ipv6 Land Speed Record • Internet2 Land Speed Competition: • October 9, 2002 • ARNES, RedIRIS, DANTE • Static routing, native IPv6, standard TCP/IP, single stream • Route: SI - AT - NY - UK - FR - CH - IT - ES • Length 14800 km • 5154 terabit-meters/second; 384.22 Mb/s • Better than any previous single/multiple IPv4 or IPv6 • Concurrently with the production traffic

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