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LONI

LONI. LONI – Louisiana Optical Network Initiative – is a high-speed, fiber optic network that links supercomputers across the state’s major research institutions, allowing greater collaboration on research that produces results faster and with greater

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LONI

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  1. LONI LONI – Louisiana Optical Network Initiative – is a high-speed, fiber optic network that links supercomputers across the state’s major research institutions, allowing greater collaboration on research that produces results faster and with greater accuracy. LONI puts Louisiana on the National Lambda Rail. http://www.loni.org Center CCT: Center for Computation & Technology

  2. LONI In Fall 2007, The National Science Foundation selected Queen Bee, the LONI centerpiece computer and the 23rd most powerful supercomputer in the world, to become a TeraGrid partner. The LSU Center for Computation & Technology’s Cyberinfrastructure Development Division oversaw the work to link LONI onto TeraGrid and allocate resources. http://www.loni.org Center CCT: Center for Computation & Technology

  3. Louisiana’s Cyberinfrastructure TeraGrid Queen Bee LONI Institute: People and Collaborations Cybertools: Tools and Services LA Tech LONI: ~100 TF IBM, Dell Supercomputers LSU LONI: 40 Gbps network SUBR UNO National Lambda Rail Tulane UL-L LONI (the Louisiana Optical Network Initiative) is run by LSU’s Center for Computation & Technology (CCT)

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